The World’s Best Delivery Service REACTION!! - Mumbai - The Lunchbox

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[@OURSTUPIDREACTIONS]

What other video should we react to???

[@0arjun077]

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[@0arjun077]

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[@vasuchoubey5243]

Please our stupid reaction please watch Arijit Singh kalank title song please

[@dharmateja1953]

Valmiki trailer

[@imonceagainaskingforyourfi4432]

Asuran trailer

[@vaibhavsingh-gh4di]

And Mumbai do have Macdonald's like services on every corner of the city and you can order food online also( like on UBER EATS) but we like to eat our homemade food.

[@rohitchoudhary8100]

Who can eat mc Donald's 6days a week😬😬😬? Surely many of Indians can't. And why should we. No food can't compete with home cooked food. It's healthy, you get lots of variety, it's fresh.

[@pritharoychowdhury5020]

@@rohitchoudhary8100 True. Love to cook and love my home cooked, fresh food :P My health, my skin , my physique , everything got so much better since I strictly started sticking to only home cooked food.

[@vaibhavsingh-gh4di]

@Ravi Kumar No, I like my homemade food over Macdonald's and KFC. And if you like Macdonald's and KFC more just try eating only these things in lunch for 1 month.

[@jnyanendrarajbongshi603]

Hey guys i haven't eat any MacDonald or any other services til now i m 23 and i don't have any intention to fo that

[@aniruddham5797]

Swiggy , ZOMATO walo ko mt bhool Bhai😂😂 bkwwas khana bhejne me unlog ka bhi hath hai

[@poojabiswas2382]

This service also provides opportunities to lot of homemakers to run a catering service at home. Serving single people who live in Mumbai without their families... Giving people all sorts of lunch options. In India, feeding someone is considered a Good Deed. M sure they take pride in der work. The dabbawalas rock 🤘

[@lodalega9674]

Big fan of you Pooja ji,loved your work in Befikrey.

[@paras8361]

sochne mein aur karne mein bohot fark hai

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

I don't know if something like this exist in Pune. I am tired of eating office food. I would anyday prefer home cooked lunch by homemakers.

[@Sticklemako]

This

[@shrutideodhar3838]

@@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi think you get dabba delivered at ur home. They put it outside our hostel door. Watch the Marathi movie GULAB JAMUN for further details

[@vaibhavsingh-gh4di]

We leave for work at 8 AM in the morning, and the normal lunch hour is from 1PM to 2PM, and the food prepared in the morning will be not fresh at the time of lunch, so they pick the lunch around 11AM and deliver it to you and they bring back your tiffin home before you reach home.

[@zaffarali5571]

0.01% failure rate led to making of lunchbox movie

[@mvikas1995]

Woah, never thought about that

[@mohitsrivastava9524]

And even then it resulted in a beautiful love story. 😉

[@rishabhbhat1997]

Its actually 0.0004%

[@prashantchakravarty4967]

yup

[@unDesi]

The Dabbawala is important for the following reasons- 1.Home cooked fresh food, because you eat healthy and less likely to fall sick. 2.Cheaper than eating from outside. 3.Many people have diet restictions, hence home food is the best solution. 4.Carrying the lunchbox to work and back can be quite tedious because of the size( 3 container unit) , time and distance to travel in public transport. Also it handicaps you if you have to visit other places, say to a client,a bar or a movie. Hence, the Dabbawalas.

[@vikassunny2012]

Mumbai maybe thickly crowded, but it has less covering area of 603 Sq KM, compared to any other metro city. Imagine the chaos specially in Delhi, which is 1709 sq KM area. It would be impossible to reach with lunch on time at your office.

[@Mahi7387142624]

@@vikassunny2012 let me help you with something buddy...dehli is UT and has whole of 1450sq km area in total whereas on other hand mumbai is a city comes under state named as maharashtra which has other major city aswell named as pune.. Now again mumbai has 3 type of mumbai... 3rd on progress.. Mumbai, navi mumbai than under 3rd mumbai we are living.. Dehli is UT which is combinable of state and city.. So if you are comparing state wise.. Maharashtra is way bigger than dehli..

[@raja03able]

And creates employment as well

[@drsejaljain5555]

Also the food is hot

[@aliciaali8299]

I like American way , just make healthy sandwitch by yourself put in lunch box and warm at work in microway. These ppl are spoiled . These dabba wall must be smart ppl could have something better than generation in dabba bussiness which don’t pay well and get their children to education and become dabba wall . That’s a cruel system for spoiled ppl. Dabba wall children should have better opportunity than spoil , pot belly ppl. Who wAnts puff puri hot and pickle and 3 tiffin means a lot of food at day time cause obesity.

[@vaibhavsingh-gh4di]

We like homemade food better than outside food

[@akhilmathew9431]

So??

[@vaibhavsingh-gh4di]

@@akhilmathew9431 so what?

[@maxpoweroverdrive]

That's the thing. Home made food not only is the source of your energy but also a way to convey emotions from your loved ones who made that for you.

[@pratikspai]

Rick is very true.. the Dabbawalas take pride in the delivery service

[@SoumyaKantiSar]

Most families make lunch at around 9-10AM, way after the person leaves home for work. The delivery service picks up the lunch, at around 11AM and delivers to you around exactly at lunchtime which is around 1PM-2PM. Then they come back and pickup your lunchbox and deliver it back to home, way before you reach home. So why can't they just pack their own lunch and carry with them. It's because of multiple reasons. Firstly because of timing issues. Secondly the food you are getting is much fresh, and also in rush traffic of Mumbai it's a hassle to carry extra load. So it's much convenient for them just to get the Dabbawalas, and let them do the job. Also it's not that expensive. Also everything works offline, all manual stuff. No tech, no app, nothing !!

[@rhutajoshi9288]

They have an online portal now too

[@AnjaliSingh-nh9mv]

Korbin : My Uber driver messes up.. 😂😂😂

[@arbabasukalsar4361]

Rick triggered

[@vinayvardhansingh8938]

With a phone😂😂😂

[@Deepak__Mehta]

With an app

[@santoshsubbaatd]

Rick - DONT SKIP THE INTROS SPECIALLY U ME - OH SORRY I DID IT BY MISTAKE 🤣

[@abdulwali999]

Santosh Subba atd and here I thought, I am the only sinner.

[@ds1011]

I always skip

[@MultiDeepuraj]

I also skip

[@mello8942]

I didn't see it cos I skipped 🤣

[@devendraKumar-ls1mp]

@@mello8942 same same

[@AnjaliSingh-nh9mv]

They take around 800-1000 Rs per month per dabba.. according to the distance of commute..

[@chillingmedico5752]

Means for one dabba 800 rupees Or for one month 800 rupees

[@AnjaliSingh-nh9mv]

@@chillingmedico5752 per month

[@Kislay11]

@@chillingmedico5752 taking one dabba every working day per month takes 800 (if you send 2 dabba everyday, your cost will double)

[@chillingmedico5752]

Thanks although I'm Indian I din't know about the pricing system Well guess you can't know eveything

[@Kislay11]

@@chillingmedico5752 you can't know it everywhere, only people who live or have lived in Mumbai knows about it. P.S. even i dont know the pricing 😅😜

[@Observer9812]

The Dabbawallah is Sigma Certified.

[@hansjaru]

sigma 6

[@anglefromsky7552]

Six sigma 😃😃 correction please

[@abhishekjain9929]

6 Sigma

[@vishalparashar8228]

What you missed is that lunch is not prepared yet by the time they leave for office. Usually it is the wife or the mom preparing food at home. And there are few houses that send to not just family members but others who might be living alone or if no one stays at home. Basically by the time you leave for office lunch is not prepared. So once done these guys deliver it.

[@maveluck]

Exactly!😀

[@anglefromsky7552]

*So here is the complete scenario* 1) In india for most cases husband goes to work while wife looks upon other households things including taking care of children's 2)There are many factors which affect timings of daily routine for example government release drinking water through water taps in morning, rush hour is in the morning, children's school and many things which makes difficult to prepare food in morning 3) mumbai is so crowded place and such a big city that it takes minimum 1 hour to reach workplace, sometimes 2 so one has to leave early as possible 4) people prefer to eat homemade food than outside, as street food has so many ingredients and masalas which is not good for health if you eat everyday, also cost reduced 5) so dabbawalas take your tiffin from home deliver it to you at your workplace and again return it back to home

[@shubhampawar9266]

People in Mumbai go to work early morning like leave home 7 am in morning so,house wife or mother's had to wake up at 5 am in morning daily so it's become inconvenient to mother's/wife to make food early. If they choose dabawala they have time till 10-11 am in morning so mother's/wife will have more time to make tasty food and even workman also able to take homemade tasty food

[@smitas65]

First of all, Indian meals take a long time to prepare. Plus, in India, home food is rated way above outside food. Additionally, people leave very early for work, and come home late. This is convenient for the people at home to finish their other daily chores and then cooking lunch. There is a system called "community", that has worked way before " online" became a way of life

[@kushalpowale]

It's not your fault that you don't understand about this service. This video is crap. Somebody please suggest a better video if you know

[@nahidparveenkhan3061]

The discover Chanel or BBC has made a documentary on dubba Walla's of Mumbai Will give detail information about the coding system and other details as well

[@nahidparveenkhan3061]

The Discovery channel or I guess BBC has made a documentary on dubba Walla's of Mumbai Which will give more precise information about the coding system they use and the other information as well Must watch

[@vinayaknyk382]

There is a tedx video presented by the dabawala... Please do watch that..

[@desirogerebert3562]

I liked your question of why its not implemented in other cities. This has mostly to do with the culture and pride as you rightly pointed. The dabbawalas here belong to a certain faction who have made it their life;s work and family occupation. So, it is a tradition and difficult for regular people to join this organisation. If you join, you have to put in loads of hours and pledge your money (kind of how modern employees own part of the company shares) So that you put your best efforts to succeed. Also, since it has become a proud tradition for these dabbawalas. they work cheap and with a lot of heart. To replicate a similar people and system in say a Delhi would cost 3-4 times more which will make this venture not so generous and more like some corporate entity. Hence. these institution is not so ambitious about profit than to keep a proud tradition and culture of the city dabbawalas and hence not branched out.

[@boonslang6689]

@@priyak3337 City of Dreams?1960s me rehte ho kya?

[@boonslang6689]

@@priyak3337 mumbai is a garbage shithole now. It was once the city of dreams but now.. it's just polluted, overcrowded mess.

[@satyammiglani5347]

Look at the new cool banner and logo of OSR🔥🔥🔥

[@swetharajulapati7533]

Yeah I just saw it yesterday.🤩 Devanagari style 😜

[@vaishnaviinamdar5045]

I like the original logo better..

[@pratyushraturi3001]

Self promotion LOL.

[@gunjanshekhar3054]

That's pretty good..😄

[@ramveersingh3821]

Very cool

[@ayushisharma3435]

In Mumbai, travelling hrs are prblm..to reach office at 9 u have to start around 6-7...and it's difficult to prepare food that early...like u have to start preparation around 4:30 to 5:00 same goes for evening.hence as Rick assumed...lunch box comes home before u Also people who live alone...there are many tiffin services that provide food(that explains taking back tiffin) And u know we Indians like to eat home made food....we like fast food also..like McDonald but once or twice in month..can't eat daily U can watch a documentary about this service on net geo

[@zaffarali5571]

I thought after panipuri video yesterday, todays videos will be shot in toilet.

[@swetharajulapati7533]

😂😂😂

[@aashishdongre]

Thanks to Hajmola, it didn't 😜

[@tsnim2u]

🤣 🤣

[@ricksegallactor]

Zaffar Ali 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@zaffarali5571]

@@ricksegallactor 😊❤

[@TheDevavrat]

The Dabbawalas have received the ‘6 sigma award!’

[@staykaur9334]

Wow

[@umadevik4819]

Devavrat Mehta may I know what is a sigma award please?

[@TheDevavrat]

Uma Devi K Six Sigma is a disciplined, statistical-based, data-driven approach and continuous improvement methodology for eliminating defects in a product, process or service. ... Six Sigma can also be thought of as a measure of process performance, with Six Sigma being the goal, based on the defects per million. You may search the rest at your will! :)

[@staykaur9334]

Very few companies in the world ,have this award.

[@umadevik4819]

Devavrat Mehta Thank you so much for the info. See ... life I a continuous learning process. I learnt something new today and made a friend ... thank you friend. 👍

[@aashiqparmar8655]

I never skip intro..coz it's different in every video..

[@granthikde9338]

The biggest festival of Bengal "Durga Puja" is here, starting next week..... Happy Durga Puja in advanced..... It's time to react an bengali movie trailer like 'Shobdo', 'Gumnami', 'Rajkahini', 'Nagar Kirtan', 'Mayurakshi', 'Chitrangada' etc.

[@tulanasom6818]

Feluda , byomkesh too😍

[@CSAboliPitre]

Samantaral as well! I loved it.

[@ammahname91]

Not just Bengal it's the biggest community-based festival of India in terms of expenditure.

[@rahulray9983]

@Sourish Saha JOY

[@granthikde9338]

@@pritambiswas1000 I,ve requested Rick on Insta... They actually prefers requests with High number of likes to confirm the popularity of the video, After all, it's youtube, the final goal is the 'views'

[@jyotsnatata4251]

I still have the same questions what u had...even though i know about this service since years... Grt respect for DABBAWALAS of Mumbai...

[@dhanashreedattatray4866]

Bhai local me khade rehne ki jageh nahi hoti. Dabba kaha rakhe

[@sangitanashirabadkar8498]

1. Mumbai local trains is most common commutation for jobs. They are so crowded it is very difficult to carry your lunch box. 2. Your wife or mon need not hurry pack your lunch at say 7.30 am. They can hand over the lunch at 11.00 am. So you get it fresh and your loved ones need not wake up so early. 3. We prefer home cooked food

[@Michelle-ss1lo]

We make all are meals at home. Mc/Domino's is a monthly or weekly thing. It's not the money it's tasty homemade fresh food.

[@fhnetwork816]

Love from Afghanistan 🇦🇫

[@rashmit]

"Why don't carry my own lunch with me??" Ok, for me, my reason is, I leave for work at around 7 in the morning, which means I've to get up at around 6 in the morning, and to cook lunch, I may have to get up at around 5 in the morning, which is too much fatigue for me. So my aunt, who leaves nearby makes me my lunch, and she starts cooking at around 9am, for me and my uncle simultaneously, so the dabbawallas pick up my lunch at around 11am and then picks my empty lunchbox again at around 3.30 pm after I finish my food and deliver it to my aunt again. PS. I don't know about The States but here in India, most people don't like eating food outside in MacD or KFC or BurgerKing or Subway every single day of their life, we prefer home cooked food.

[@bishnoiravi4357]

0.1% of mistake dabbawala done was in movie Lunchbox

[@atu8024]

Lol

[@rutvijsonawane8597]

🤣🤣🤣 good one

[@ksrv]

0.01% bro 😅

[@86upsmaya]

I was thinking the same

[@lunafiore3218]

👏❤THE DABBAWALAS IS AN INSTITUTION❤👏

[@rajnizamre7717]

Never miss the Intro.. 😂😂

[@AT-gk7ib]

Dabbawalas have won many awards. Prince Charles met them in his trip to Mumbai. And so did many other dignitaries to have photo op with them

[@amphurongpipi3756]

And Prince Charles invited them to his second marriage

[@miss_oneofakind_]

Indians have also started following the American lifestyle now and order food from delivery apps. We also have McDonalds at more than every corner. However, nothing can make up for eating a hot home cooked meal.

[@Kreativejunctionindia]

You can also check out an initiative by this delivery service -- Feeding the poor with Leftover food: Great initiative by Mumbai Dabbawalas...

[@AnandAKGupta]

This is how it works - you keep two lunch boxes, the Dabbawala goes to your home, picks up your lunch (family gets ample time to make it), brings it to your work, takes back the empty one from the previous day (you keep it cleaned and washed after having lunch). Some people do prefer to carry home their lunch boxes (and use only one set) but while traveling in crowded Mumbai public transport it is always preferable to have one less baggage.

[@ARS_journal]

rick is trying to learn hindi..... he repeats words ❤️

[@jagadishputtaraj8469]

Rick, you nailed it! You understood the whole concept and the emotions that run behind the system after watching it on The Lunchbox and this video. You're a lean mean learning machine, man!!

[@tickleyoyo]

Korbin: like my uber driver messes up! Rick: yeah Korbin: and he has a phooone! Rick: oh yeah Korbin: with an app Rick: yeah Idk why I loved that part so much! 😂😂

[@barunkumar9852]

Lunch in India doesn't mean a sandwich Lunch in India means Rice, Lentils, Flat breads, vegetables probably dry and gravy 2 types, and salads And preparing these many things in morning takes time. That's why lunch is prepared and sent over later. For single ppl there are services that provides these homemade lunches as a business operated from their homes.

[@alakshyasharma9992]

*I love your reaction guys.... By the way today is my birthday 29 sep* 😊❤❤❤

[@Michelle-ss1lo]

Happy Birthday Dear 🎊🎉🎂

[@harsh3355]

Happy birthday🎂

[@arpitghildiyal5629]

Happy birthday

[@girishjadhav894]

Happy birthday

[@vishnuyadagiri9461]

Happy birthday

[@sreejithiyer7540]

The latest dabbawala service costs between rupees 600 to Rupees 1000 a month! That is USD 8.46 to USD 14.10 .

[@shilpashandilya1476]

Indians value home cooked food more than anything... mcD or whatever... it's love from your family

[@25koolsam]

Hey Rick you guys are quite right on the food part.....in Mumbai people live far from work place so they cannot carry lunchboxes so early, given the crowded trains of Mumbai it's convenient to have lunch boxes delivered..... primarily because we love our home cooked food that's fresh and hot......eating out is not our thing so as much as possible we would eat home cooked food that stays warm. Sometimes we do carry our lunch boxes but this is one of the convenient ways. I used to use this system when I was single :)

[@kalpeshkarnik]

You need to see a similar video about Mumbai local train travel to understand why they don't take the lunch box home. Basically it's so crowded that you can't carry the box!

[@shvetavaishnavi717]

Sometimes people leave at 6 am to go to work...dabbawalas get you fresh warm food in afternoon and get your tiffins back before you reach home. Healthy wholesome home cooked food that majority middle class families will prefer and afford!

[@skype2shaffi]

In 2010 Harvard University had a case study in this to find how it's so accurate and released

[@onelifemanydreams]

Sometimes it took 1-2 hr to reach ur work place, so ifu have office starting at 9 u hv to leave before 7.

[@amrutaprakash8320]

They have 2 services, if you don't want the tiffin to be delivered back then it costs less. I was a user and used to send tiffin to my husband . It coated us 1000 rs which is around 20 dollars. Another unique feature is that most of these workers hail from a place called Rajguru Nagar in Maharashtra. And most of them take planned holidays which are informed in writing a year in advance. They also have a benefits package and are paid bonus for Diwali

[@manasijoshi2470]

Every day new intro..loved it😀😀😀...love you OSR❤❤👍🏻

[@gaurid5063]

Basically, many stay away from their home for work or study. And not everyone is interested in cooking. So, in India we register for a monthly 'lunch box' which are made by home makers who are entrepreneurs(selling their home made food) to college students or working people.

[@vasuchoubey5243]

Our stupid reaction please watch Arijit Singh kalank title song please

[@hardyd.7537]

I dont get it what kind of people dislike u... Why why , kyu , .. U guys r so cute and now u know alot about india .. we feel ur respect for our country ... ✌

[@lakhanprajapati73]

Dear OSR, can you please upload more videos, because I've watched all your videos twice-thrice.

[@vinay6636]

M using this ....😊...since 20 yrs...no issues ever

[@arnukumaru8263]

Not because we wanna save money we just want our home made yummy food which made with love and passion

[@baladevdalai1396]

1. It's like mom/cook ll make good food taking his/her own time ..n there will be no high time gap between preparation n consuming. 2. No worries of carrying tiffin while traveling. 3. Good food ..good life

[@neelk087]

The Best ingredient to make food tasty and healthy is-- “ LOVE “ this you get only in home made food and not in just another random restaurant!! we indians are driven by emotions...and we respect those emotions!!

[@EvolutionMachinetoMan]

Well, 18 million people cannot be stupid at the same time, correct? People travel quite a long distance for work that too in jam packed trains. Its very uncomfortable for the women to cook food early in the morning also its very difficult to carry extra luggage also we indians prefer fresh food. So these requirements are solved by dabbahwalas and this is also providing employment to many uneducated.

[@deepakvaishnav8191]

React to “CHURRI” short film 👍🏻🙏🏻❤️

[@ajaymuj]

Most people in Mumbai leave their home to office at around 5 o clock in the morning. People in India prefer home made food than eating outside especially their lunch and dinner. Almost till 2010, I can say most wives were homemakers where male worked outside and female of the family at home. All said and done, time has changed now. People are eating outside now and a male individual's wife has also started working outside, so these thing are becoming obsolete slowly.

[@smitas65]

It works in Mumbai and not in Delhi cos Mumbaikars are more efficient, punctual and professional. Delhi ites are lazy, and would never be able to stick to time

[@vaibhavbaweja6252]

It's more of a cultural thing. They take pride in their work and it's cheap. You have small services in Delhi too but will never be as cheap as this.

[@neelimanemani4481-m8q]

A few things you had trouble with: 1. These are co-operative businesses, which means the business is owned by the collective (like the dabbawala association) rather than a few individuals, but there will be CEOs etc for the executive. Such businesses are not necessarily looking to expand to the whole world, and are focused more on delivering value in what they do. (India has many such businesses like Amul for milk/milk based products, L&T for infrastructure construction and even many banks) 2. In Mumbai depending on where you live and where you work/study you might have to leave anywhere between 5-8am from home, and food at home is typically prepared around 10-11am since there will be kids that need to be sent to school etc. etc. 3. Indians place a premium on freshly prepared, hot, home food. Lunch prepared at 7am and heated in the microwave is really not food or life, eating out everyday is not life and definitely not good for health. Cold food is not food unless it is icecream. 4. Many homemakers use the service to run a small food catering service to bachelors like Irrfan in the movie, were they get homemade food and these people earn a little income on the side. 5. It will cost anywhere between Rs.600-1000 or so per month. 6. Since people travel by public transport (local trains, buses) or two wheelers a lot, it is very inconvenient to carry the lunchbox as an extra luggage. In mumbai you wouln't travel large distances in a car unless you don't care about when you reach.

[@sriharshaa7997]

React to Samajavaragamana song from Allu Arjun's new movie

[@aparajitakanagala1690]

The dabba service costs around 600 to 1000 rupees which is equivalent to 8 to 13 usd per month

[@Top11CollectionByMe]

We too have McDonalds, KFC, Dominos, Subway, etc. at every corner😑😑😑 Also UberEats and everything. But we like our body, heart, and health.😀

[@dhd2004]

Many ppl start their day in Mumbai at 5 or 6 AM, So no lunch is ready at that time. Dabbawala collect it at 8 or 9 AM when homemakers prepared the lunch. They diver it at offices or shops. So ppl get home cooked food at their work stations.

[@rugvedmore6939]

Prices is depend on the distance but, It's nearly 10 to 15 dollars per month for a lunch.

[@varunvarshney8695]

It's not just food coming from your home. It also helps a lot of single people who get food from some home kitchens which work as small catering services.

[@nitinlol345]

You can just get the prepared tiffin delivered from your residence to your office (one side) as well as drop empty tiffin back to your residence (to & fro service). Cost for this would be approximately Rs. 600/- per month that's barely less than 9$ per month. P.S- Rick - love the shirt !

[@farzanamahbub2011]

Guys..please rewatch the scene where Irfaan goes back to the restaurant to inquire about the food. The director was actually zooming out on a shot where we see tons of lunchbox covers that looked identical to the one that the woman sends from her home. Hence the mixup.

[@manasijoshi2470]

Rick nice shirt..looking cute😍

[@ricksegallactor]

Manasi Joshi Thank you 😘

[@manasijoshi2470]

@@ricksegallactor yayyy...thank you so much rick for replied..m a hug hug hug fan of OSR..specially yours😍😍..m always sending the request to you and you always full filled it..a big thumbs up for that👍🏻❤

[@choudhurynirvan]

The whole idea about it is getting warm and fresh food for lunch. Generally people leave for work in the early hours so most of the time office goers prefer the "dubba" delivery system to get their lunch and not worry about preparing the food first thing in the morning. The delivery guys do take food from your designated restaurants that you have mentioned beforehand.

[@sonalmishra6464]

Plz react to AIB ft. Ranbir kapoor🙏 Come-on guys it was ranbir's birthday yesterday😶

[@AnuragYadav-nf6ut]

its a tribute to all the bachelors out there, missing mom's food. i wish ye delhi main b hi hota.

[@jyotsanasrivastava8427]

We have many food delivery apps like swiggy nd zomato nd they can bring us food from restros....but for us nothing can replace homemade food... actually we can't eat restro food everyday , nobody likes it for everyday we usually get bored ..

[@kaatilanji]

Fun fact. A dabbawalla may or may not be literate. But they know the codes pretty damn well. While Indians are known for being late, dabbawaas are more punctual than clockwork.

[@ishapurandare5685]

Yes, the dabbawallas deliver dabbas both from home and from homemade food services which aren't necessarily from restaurant. Women who are entrepreneurs may make these dabbas

[@markmac6599]

It's a community mostly made up of local Maharashtrians, native to Mumbai... Brings a sense of brotherhood which can't be related to any other city. They take great pride in bringing home to you...

[@sohailsonu7347]

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[@slaprakshas]

1. Mumbai starts early.. People crowd up local trains as early as 6am. Lunchtime is typically between 12 to 2pm. 2. Indians believe in consuming only fresh and still hot to touch food. Many won’t even eat if it’s not hot.(Microwave isn’t fresh) 3. It’s a very difficult task carrying typically large Indian lunchboxes (AKA tiffins)in local crowded trains. 4. Dabbawalas are inexpensive costing $9 to $15 per month, depending on the distance. 5. It’s an old Indian tradition to deliver freshly cooked lunch to family’s bread winner(s). In old days in small villages it was easily manageable for a younger sibling, a small kid or a young wife to do that.

[@smitas65]

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[@AriaIsara]

That scene in The Lunchbox where the dude was like "we don't make mistakes" was so funny xD

[@simbaborah]

Can anyone tell me how much this service cost per month? Just curious

[@bosgaurus1]

$15 - 30/month +-

[@ajay23saggi]

1. In the peak hours, the mumbai local trains are so jam packed that you barely carry yourself....so carrying the lunch box is impossible.....hence the delivery system.... 2. The cost is around rs 500 per month..... 3.Yes they also pick lunches from restaurant of home catering services...

[@AshishPandey-pj3gr]

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[@bosgaurus1]

Rick and Korbin, Giving food is the greatest gift or charity one can give. Food = Survival. The Dubbawalas see it as a religious obligation. Due to the heat everyday and lack of refrigeration over the last 125 years, food spoils quickly. The Dubbawalas can get fresh cooked food to you at work in less than 2 hours, it is still warm from the kitchen. The cost is around $15 - 30 per month. They pick the up the empty and take it back to your home for you because, what happens if you forget your tiffin (lunchbox) at work? Home-cooked not only tastes better, but quality is assured and made from scratch at home is cheaper than store bought.

[@swetharajulapati7533]

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[@bosgaurus1]

The alpha-numeric code written on lid indicates work and home neighborhood, train, building, floor, etc. It is a subscription service. You can subscribe with you neighborhood dubbawala.

[@Monkey_D_luffy4224]

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[@emperoralpha4601]

The reason people don't take their lunch box home is because, sometimes the lunch box comes from another location from that of the consumer, there are people who provide homemade food.. which is kinda food business too! In Short, The Consumer goes back to his Home and the Lunch box to it's own (where it came from), that's it!

[@sayalideshmukh1033]

People can have fresh food because of this service.

[@roguedravidan2746]

One main reason, to be honest, is that Indian lunch is more elaborate than just two pieces of bread with a couple of veggies in it. e.g: To make 'kurma' for chappathi or to make rice, sambar and side dish you need a lot of time. And wives or mothers (mostly it's them) find it hard to prepare breakfast and lunch before you leave for the work early in the morning. With the availablity of Dabbawallas you can prepare lunch later in the day and have it delivered hot.

[@sandeepmahadik2933]

Hey that's pretty good! 😍

[@dhruvinvyas6854]

The working person leaves home at 8.00 am, that time the lunch is not ready or if it's ready it will become cool at lunch time which is arround 1.00 pm. So the dabbawalas will pickup lunchbox at around or after 11.00am from your home made by the homemaker and deliver at lunchtime to the working person

[@prathmeshnarvekar1100]

Thats "Mumbai" city like no other. 😍

[@anbory6289]

The Dabbawalas of our Mumbai are very famous. 1.They are a wonder. Truth be told they are nothing short of super-heroes. 2. They are Sigma 6 certified. 3.They have a connection with the British royal family. Back in 2003 when Prince Charles visited Mumbai they caught his eyes. He lauded their hard work, accuracy and punctuality. They were even invited to the wedding of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles. When Prince Archie was born the dabbawals celebrated saying " We've become grandfathers" and gifted him silver for which they received a letter of thanks from the palace of Kensington. You can check it on the internet.

[@arjunvaid7981]

In India less now but in past the women's more often use to be home maker and hence they use to Cook food for fmly, so dabawalla picks fresh home food around 11am and deliver ur own home lunch by 1 to 2 pm. They pick the box back by 3 to 4pm fro ur office and drop ur lunchbox at home by 5 to 6 pm before u reach back. Same everyday for weeks, months and years

[@adityapatnaik7078]

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