Two Haryana engineers quit their engineering jobs to sell biryani. They have claimed to be earning more and are happier than ever before. Like many, the two engineers, Rohit and Sachin were unhappy with their 9 to 5 hustle. However, unlike many, they chose to back their skills and decided to do away with the cushion of a job and took to the Sonipat streets to sell biryani.
Interestingly, they have claimed that despite selling their biryani for Rs. 50 and Rs. 70 for a half and a full plate respectively, they have been earning more than their jobs. Moreover, keeping in mind the need of a modern foodie, the two engineers have stated that their biryani is good for gym goers and people who want to keep their diet on a check.
Rohit and Sachin’s biryani stall is called ‘Engineer’s Biryani’ and is often spotted in the poshest areas of Panipat, among other regions.
The Facts of the Matter
Thanks to the boom in IT-sector in the past few years, millions of Indian youths decided to future-proof their career and decided to become an IT professional. However, due to a mismatch between supply and demand, the same IT professionals today are either unemployed or working for less than what they feel they are entitled to.
In such a situation, employees are left with only so many options. Either they are forced to continue working at a relatively low pay scale, and hope that their experience will help them get the salary they deserve, or step out of herd and do something on their own.
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Meet Haryana Based Engineers Rohit & Sachin
Haryana based engineers Rohit and Sachin were also in a similar situation. After they completed their graduation (polytechnic for Rohit and B.Tech for Sachin), they started working in the IT sector. However, they soon realized that they were extremely unhappy with the salary that they were getting.
Unhappy with Salary, Opening ‘Engineer’s Veg Biryani’
Instead of continuing with a hope for a better future, they chose to alter their present and decided to do something on their own. Identifying the need for good, hygienic and affordable biryani, the two jumped into the business of selling biryani in Haryana. Interestingly, they paid a homage to their background while naming their stall and called it “Engineer’s Veg Biryani”.
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Rs. 30 & Rs. 50 for Half Plate, Rs. 50 & Rs. 70 for Full Plate
Their business soon picked up and according to an India Today report, the duo is earning better than their job and are happier with what they are doing. As for their biryani, the two engineers sell two different categories of the rice-based delicacy.
For a special gravy chaap biryani, a customer only needs to shell out Rs. 50 for a half plate and Rs. 70 for a full plate. Meanwhile, for achaari veg biryani, a customer would need to pay Rs. 30 for a half plate and Rs. 50 for a full plate.
Biryani Good for Gym Goers, Good Quality Rice Used
Keeping in mind the modern-day foodies, the engineering duo has claimed that their biryani is also good for gym goers who are mindful about their diet. Moreover, their oil-free biryani is made of good-quality rice and hygiene standards are matched to appease the customers.
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Expansion on Horizons, Will They Come to Shark Tank New Season?
As for their sales, the duo claims that their vegetable biryani is such a hit among the customers that it’s earning them good profits. So far, they take their stall and pop them open at posh localities of Sonepat, but a business expansion is already on the horizon, given the feedback and the sales.
We wouldn’t be surprised if the two engineers decide to make a brand out of their business and take it to the next season of Shark Tank India. What are your thoughts?
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