Gaurav Londhe's Traffic Vada Pav: The ₹20 Idea Born From Thane's Traffic
Gaurav Londhe turned the frustration of Mumbai traffic into 'The Traffic Vada Pav,' a unique ₹20 snack business serving commuters directly in their cars.
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Gaurav Londhe turned the frustration of Mumbai traffic into 'The Traffic Vada Pav,' a unique ₹20 snack business serving commuters directly in their cars.
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