You’ve probably heard that after being cheated on in love, people frequently take unsafe behaviours. You might be startled to hear the story of a man who chose an entirely different path to repair himself after a breakup. Following the rejection of his marriage proposal by his ex-girlfriend, a guy in MP’s Rajgarh district created a tea shop apparently named after his former beloved.
According to India Today, the tea shop’s proprietor, Antar Gujjar, named it after his ex-girlfriend, who turned down his marriage proposal and betrayed him. Antar teased his ex-girlfriend by using her initials, which drew attention. Antar’s ex-name is referenced by the letter “M” in M Bewafa Chaiwala. Her name, according to the proprietor, begins with the letter that inspired the name of his tea establishment.
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Antar allegedly met the girl five years ago at a relative’s wedding and the two began conversing. The couple began a nearly two-year romance a year after their initial meeting. However, when Antar proposed marriage to Ms M, she declined due to his unemployment. The woman later married a relatively affluent and successful man and ended her relationship with her ex.
After the humiliation, Antar reportedly considered suicide, but he was able to turn his life around thanks to his friends, who were there for him every step of the way. He decided to create a tea shop to mock and torment her two years after their sad breakup. It’s also because his ex-girlfriend apparently requested that he name a shop after her if he intended to open any.
What’s more, Antar sells tea at varied costs for different people. A cup of tea costs Rs 10 for couples, but only Rs 5 for those who have been heartbroken or betrayed by their lovers.
This isn’t the first time on the internet that news of a man becoming renowned or successful after a breakup has gone viral. There have been countless cases where a person has changed their ways after being dumped. Some have even gone on to become the most successful people on the planet.
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