Archive · 28 Jun 2025
Guru Kripa Opens South Mumbai Branch Ahead of Anniversary
Guru Kripa, a famous snack shop in Mumbai, has opened a new store in South Mumbai.
The original shop, known for its samosas and sweets, started in 1975.
The new store is designed for takeaway and delivery, offering a modern experience compared to the original.
The shop is also famous as celebrities, including Raj Kapoor and Dilip Kumar, were customers.
The owners opened the new shop for better accessibility of its delicacies.
On its first two days, the new branch sold 1,000 samosas each day.
Guru Kripa, a popular Mumbai eatery, has opened a new branch in South Mumbai.
The original Guru Kripa was founded in 1975 by Vishindas Wadhwa in Sion.
The new South Mumbai branch offers takeaway and delivery services.
The new branch has a contemporary design with a mithai station and a 'wall of fame'.
The eatery is known for its samosas, which were reportedly favored by celebrities like Raj Kapoor.
- Who
- Guru Kripa, founded by Vishindas Wadhwa.
- What
- Guru Kripa, a popular eatery, opened a branch in South Mumbai.
- When
- Ahead of its 50th anniversary, in August.
- Where
- South Mumbai, near the Royal Opera House on Charni Road.
- Why
- To make their food more accessible to South Mumbai residents.
- Original Location
- Sion, Mumbai
- Founder
- Vishindas Wadhwa
- Year Founded
- 1975
- New Branch Focus
- Takeaway and Delivery
- First day sales
- 1,000 samosas
- Second day sales
- 1,000 samosas