Girish worked in an IT company in Mumbai. His wife Gitanjali was away visiting her parents. Not that she was a great cook, but he missed home food. It was dark when he walked out of the building after work. He was feeling ravenously hungry. He would have to Swiggy out the same boring food. He was about to get into his second-hand car when his eyes fell on an innocuous looking restaurant across the road. He wondered if he, a 5-star man, would like the humble looking place. No harm trying! He crossed the road and walked in. Lo and behold, it was bustling with people and the lovely fragrance of freshly cooked food came wafting into his nostrils.
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