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Jan Marg for November 6th

Updated At : 05:09 AM Nov 06, 2014 IST

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Went to a new Parsi eatery in Delhi called ‘Sodabottleopenerwala’. This is the longest Parsi surname I have come across!

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Run by Mr Canteenwala. The chefs were Mr Bhajiwal & Mr Masalawala. The bartender was Mr Daruwala and the cashier was Mr Paymaster.

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Mr Screwvala was there - Wonder what he did?

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Jan Marg for November 6th

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