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Once Struggling For Customers, MP Woman’s Kachori Stall Now Sells 1,000 A Day

This woman from Madhya Pradesh used to sit idle at her kachori stall and now sells around 1,000 kachoris a day, all thanks to social media.

by Tanvi Shrivastava
Once Struggling For Customers, MP Woman’s Kachori Stall Now Sells 1,000 A Day
Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/Bhukkad_buddy_

There was a time when a woman from Madhya Pradesh would sit idle at her roadside kachori stall. Today, the scene is very different, with customers crowding around her stall throughout the day. A recent video showing the transformation has gone viral on social media, with the woman sharing how the demand for her kachoris has grown. Want to know more about this inspiring story? Scroll down.

Madhya Pradesh Woman Shares Her Business Transformation Journey

 

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The video started with the woman pointing towards a large wok at her stall and saying she had bought it just four days earlier. However, the vessel was already proving too small to keep up with the number of orders, leaving her with no choice but to buy an even bigger one. Describing the rush at her stall, she said customers continue to arrive throughout the day. She explained that even if she opened the stall at midnight, the crowd would remain the same, adding that there was hardly a moment when the wok was not being used. According to her, the stall sees a particularly heavy rush between 8 am and 8 pm.

In the video shared by @bhukkad_buddy_, the woman also recalled how her business operated earlier. She said she would prepare kachoris only once and then spend several hours sitting at the stall without much work. With demand now increasing significantly, she has had to keep the stall running throughout the day and bring in additional help to manage the crowd.

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When asked how many kachoris she makes and sells in a day, she revealed that the number has reached around 1,000. She added that she earlier used to stay at the stall only until around 8 or 8.30 pm. However, the growing number of customers has now turned it into a full-day operation.

From Sitting Idle To Witnessing Heavy Rush For Kachoris

The woman also thanked the content creator who filmed and shared her stall online. She said the videos helped more people discover her food and contributed to the increase in customers. “I am very thankful to you. You uploaded my video and reached people,” she said.

The creator, meanwhile, revealed that she continues to visit the stall to have the kachoris. Towards the end of the video, freshly prepared kachoris can be seen coming out of the wok as a long queue of customers waits for their turn.

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As soon as she posted the video, it quickly went viral, with many appreciating the creator for showcasing the hard work of the woman through social media.

What are your thoughts about this?

Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/Bhukkad_buddy_

FAQs

Where does this woman have her kachori stall?

The woman has her kachori stall in Guna, Madhya Pradesh.

Is Guna a city or village?

Guna is a city and a municipality in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh.

Who shared the video on the Instagram?

The viral video was shared by @bhukkad_buddy_ on Instagram.

Tanvi Shrivastava | Sub-Editor

Tanvi Nalin Shrivastava is a Sub-Editor at Curly Tales with 5 years of experience in digital journalism and content creation, with expertise spanning beauty, food, travel, fashion and entertainment. She holds a Master’s degree in Communication and Journalism from the University of Mumbai. When she’s not working, you’ll probably find her reading, talking to the camera or just binge-watching rom-coms.

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First Published: October 05, 2026 5:43 PM