Delhites Standing In Support Of This Old Couple’s #BabaKaDhaba Proves Delhi Sach Mai Dilwalon ki Hai

Caution – Many people on social media are posting images of QR codes asking for donations for the dhabba. Please do not make donations to any of these people for most of them are a fraud.

Even if you are not a frequent user of social media, still I’m sure you must have seen this video of an elderly couple crying (breaks our hearts) on camera as their dhaba’s sales have gone down owing to the cornavirus pandemic.

The couple has their food-van tucked somewhere in South Delhi and has been selling home-cooked food for 30 years now. However, with coronavirus halting their business, they have been struggling to make ends meet.

This video completely broke my heart. Dilli waalon please please go eat at बाबा का ढाबा in Malviya Nagar if you get a chance ?? #SupportLocal pic.twitter.com/5B6yEh3k2H

— Vasundhara Tankha (@VasundharaTankh) October 7, 2020

The heartbreaking story of the couple recently caught the eye of netizens after Vasundhara Tankha Sharma posted a video by a food blogger featuring the couple. In the video, the lady urges people to go out and eat at Baba ka Dhaba in Malviya Nagar.

And thankfully, the video has gone viral and people, being the good samaritans, are rushing to have the delicious dal, curry, parathas and rice being served by the couple at ₹ 30-50 a plate.

https://twitter.com/PathakAKWarrior/status/1314079478063091712

After a video featuring the teary-eyed owners of #BabaKaDhaba in #MalviyaNagar went viral and was shared by the likes of @ReallySwara, & @TandonRaveena, the small eatery is seeing such large crowds that they sold out all their food in the morning itself#BabaKaDaba #SupportLocal pic.twitter.com/XsP68y0dZZ

— Delhi Times (@DelhiTimesTweet) October 8, 2020

Visuals: People outside an eatery in Malviya Nagar after a video of the hardship faced by of its owner went viral on social media#BABAKADHABA pic.twitter.com/xMNTy4E7d7

— TOI Delhi (@TOIDelhi) October 8, 2020

So guys I went to #MalviyaNagar and found these very old couple working hard to earn a living, when I went there and saw them struggling, I couldn't stop but cried. They said they start early at 6.30 am and by 1.30 am they could only earn Rs 60/- #VocalForLocal pic.twitter.com/avyXXVaMF2

— Gaurav Wasan (@gauravwasan08) October 8, 2020

Roses are Red
Violets are blue
I am at "Baba Ka Dhabha"
Where are you?? #BABAKADHABA https://t.co/SL780XCru9 pic.twitter.com/qqdPddO7VV

— Ashutosh (@iashutosh23) October 8, 2020

We look at kittens and baby elephants to feel happy.
Today there’s some change.
Here are two smiling faces of human beings.
They are smiling from their hearts today.
They were crying yesterday. pic.twitter.com/6jnj2aSYaM

— Soumyadipta (@Soumyadipta) October 8, 2020

Power of Social Media! ??#BabaKaDhabha pic.twitter.com/YU81vr0dDH

— Ashutosh (@iashutosh23) October 8, 2020

Power of social media ?
Delhites, If u r staying near Malviya Nagar Kindly go and buy his food❤️#BABAKADHABA pic.twitter.com/y7rIKJvdi5

— Tweetera? (@DoctorrSays) October 8, 2020

https://twitter.com/priyamishraaa/status/1314093194229891073

Hi could you please dm me details.

— Sonam K Ahuja (@sonamakapoor) October 7, 2020

This is great news to start the day with! Something tells me #BabaKaDaba in #MalviyaNagar is going to have a VERY BUSY day today!
Appreciate the move to help other hardworking folks as well – who have been dealing with the Corona fallout.
Here’s to more such wonderful smiles ? https://t.co/lcuNIdd7Jd

— Akash Banerjee (@TheDeshBhakt) October 8, 2020

.@RICHA_LAKHERA .@VasundharaTankh .@sohitmishra99 .@sakshijoshii .@RifatJawaid .@ShonakshiC .@TheDeshBhakt Visited "Baba Ka Dhaba" n hv done d needful to bring SMILE on their faces as promised. Will take care of them n I am starting a drive 2 take care of similarly placed people. pic.twitter.com/S9A94AmJxK

— Adv. Somnath Bharti: इंसानियत से बड़ा कुछ नहीं! (@attorneybharti) October 8, 2020

To all my friends in Delhi: Please please visit baba ka dhaba for lunch. When I worked in delhi , I survived like many other young professionals on lunch from such dhabas. The food is almost always delicious and the people are all ❤ https://t.co/m2CyiJZkhP

— Mohan Kumaramangalam மோகன் குமாரமங்கலம் (@MKumaramangalam) October 7, 2020

Later, after a good day at work, Baba once again got in front of the camera to share a message.

Baba’s message to everyone! #BABAKADHABA https://t.co/BWHcVFIexb pic.twitter.com/JnRpP6v38p

— Ashutosh?? (@iashutosh23) October 8, 2020

Caution – Many people on social media are posting images of QR codes asking for donations for the dhabba. Please do not make donations to any of these people for most of them are a fraud.