MBA Chai Wala buys Mercedes GLE 300d SUV worth ₹88 Lakhs

MBA Chai Wala: Well-known motivational speaker and entrepreneur Prafulla Billor, also known as MBA Chai Wala, is in the news for buying a Mercedes GLE 300d SUV worth over Rs 88 lakh. Billore posted a reel on his Instagram handle taking possession of the brand-new SUV, which has gained massive traction till now.

Prafulla, who operates several eateries under the MBA Chai Wala brand, also shared a photograph of himself with the car along with brand co-founder Vivek Billore on Instagram.

Prafulla wrote in the caption, “Unleash your adventurous spirit in our brand new Mercedes GLE 300d and conquer the roads with style and grace, a testament to the power of hard work and inspiration.

Ready to make memories that will last a lifetime. Apart from this, he also shared pictures of his family members with Mercedes SUV.

How did the tea cart become a millionaire?

It is a bit difficult to believe that one can earn crores of rupees from the tea available at every street corner and corner, but Praful Billaur, who dreamed of taking loan, proved it to be true. Prafulla is now known as Chaiwala in full description (Mr. Bilour Ahmedabad).

Life means Karma… Karma has to be adopted and shame has to be left. The culture of India also says the same. Lord Krishna has also said that do your work because work is worship. I am the success of action and I make success the action. Success is not such a destination that if you reach then what is next… It is a journey that you have to live, whether there is struggle or not, people ask, whether you get money or not, whether you get festivals or not… Runs on the same principle – Prafulla Billor.

Talking about the success of MBA Chaiwala, I started it from a cart, today it is spread all over the country. We have other businesses going on, started with tea but don’t know where it will end. We are reaching many heights. We have to accept that we know less, but we have to ask the world, we have to roam around. One has to have a positive approach, it cannot be said that there are no opportunities in India. There are a lot of opportunities here and a lot of things.

We have to give up fun for success, the fun of tossing vehicles, the fun of drinking, the fun of dancing in weddings… The youth wastes their time and energy on these things. From where no return is received. We have to make good use of the time, there is a big section in our country which becomes happy after winning the debate. He considers her a medal for himself. Sometimes small battles have to be lost to win big ones… sometimes those battles don’t have to be fought at all.

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