Enchanting Brand Manikins Outside Tea Shops in India

[Tushar_Suradkar]

Wow! that's wonderful @mohanghyar 

Do you have a photo or the place name?

Let's check on Google Maps.

[Raj_Tayade]

To attract the customer's attention Great observation कई बार देखा पर पोस्ट हो सकती ये नही सोचा @Tushar_Suradkar sir 

[Tushar_Suradkar]

Thank you, dear @Raj_Tayade 

These form a part of a special category called 'Storefront Photos' that describe what we see when we look at a shop from the road.

We can upload it to Google Maps but must include the store entrance too.

[mohanghyar]

@Tushar_Suradkar 

https://g.co/kgs/N2Y1gvp

https://g.co/kgs/vD9vZCq

[Tushar_Suradkar]

Thank you for the quick response, dear @mohanghyar 

I greatly appreciate the Google Maps link.

The RaoSaheb shop name and also the manikin looks similar to RaoJi Tea in Kolhapur.

The other one 'Yaari Chaha' is interesting and unique too.

This is the first manikin that has a Kettle but not the Tea Cup 😁

Let's visit one of these tea shops during the meetup in Akola 👍

[ModNomad]

@Tushar_Suradkar Dada, These enchanting brand manikins outside tea shops in India are truly captivating! No wonder, these quirky figures add charm to the streets from Kolhapur to Pune and now in Mumbai as well. It's fascinating to learn about the unique designs and the delicious tea they serve. Let's cherish these little joys that make our cities so special. 😇

[Tushar_Suradkar]

Very well said, dear @ModNomad , and above all - elegantly 👍

I couldn't have put it across better 😊

If possible. please share any photos or Google Maps locations of such brand manikins outside shops in Mumbai.

[Anil6969]

Very Good and detail post about CHAHA @Tushar_Suradkar bhau.

Even in nagpur and pune we are having YEVLE AMRITULYA tea shop.

Probably their franchisee having multiple outlet acroos maharashtra. 

Thanks for sharing. 

Regards 

Anil

[Mukul_Anand]

Very unique post  @Tushar_Suradkar .Is MacDonald' clown is also counted in this? I saw many  brand manikins outside many restaurants in murthal but never take their pictures. Most of the them wear traditional cloths of their particular area to relate with the local people just like your 1st , 3rd and 4th picture they wear pagri and dhoti.

[Tushar_Suradkar]

Very good observation @Mukul_Anand 👍

Brand manikins are those used at multiple outlets of the same food joint.

Like McDonald, these tea shops also have multiple franchisees, and all outlets have the same tea-man manikin.