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The 2007 global financial crisis robbed him of his job, but the young man rose like a phoenix from the ashes. He started a vada-pav stall in London with his friend Subodh Joshi and today their business rakes in approximately Dh2.5 million (Rs4.4 crore/5,00,000 pounds) annually.
Sohani was a food and beverage manager at one of London's five-star hotel. In 2009, he had to bear the brunt of global recession. Lost and devastated, he shared his disappointment with Joshi, who was in Mumbai. They both had studied in Mumbai's Rizvi College.
It was not a cakewalk for the duo, though. They approached a Polish ice-cream parlour owner to rent them enough space for a stall, reports Huffington Post. The parlour owner nodded, but charged a huge sum as rent (Rs35,000 per month in 2010). Despite the high rental, the duo was confident about their business and braved the risk.
Initially, they sold vada-pav and dabeli. The duo even distributed free vada-pavs to every passer-by. It took time for the business to become popular. But when it did, the duo moved their shop to Hounslow High Street, which was more spacious. Here, they opened Shree Krishna Vada Pav on August 15, 2010.
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