Actor Kushal Tandon's Mumbai Restaurant Damaged By Rain
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"After Covid, business hasn't been too great," said the actor
TV actor Kushal Tandon, who owns a restaurant named Arbour 28 in Mumbai, in a recent interview with Etimes, opened up about the losses his business incurred due to the heavy Mumbai rain. When asked about the damage to the property, the actor said, "Difficult to say but somewhere in the vicinity of Rs 20-25 lakh approximately." Maharashtra is witnessing the heaviest rain in July in 40 years. The regions of Sangli and Amravati are facing a flood-like situation, while Ratnagiri, Raigad, Kolhapur districts are flooded. Other than that, four landslides have been reported in Raigad due to excessive rain in the region. The actor had launched the restaurant in 2019 and its grand opening was a star-studded affair with stars like Hardik Pandya, Sohail Khan, Sidharth Shukla, Karanvir Bohra, Iulia Vantur, Alvira Khan, Krystle D'Souza and Nia Sharma in attendance. The actor added that besides the heavy rain, the pandemic can also be attributed as a cause of the not-so-flourishing business. "After Covid, business hasn't been too great. Moreover, twice it was shut down due to the lockdown. Abhi bhi bandh hi tha kyunki the time limit of opening is 4 pm and business is more so after 16:00 hours," said Kushal Tandon.
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