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Rs 400 to 700 for movie plus popcorn and coke, more if you have gourmet popcorn. Add Uber fare.
Rs 600 to 900 for a basic pizza.
Clothes: 2,000 for a cheap-ass shirt.
GST on every fucking thing.
So how do you guys survive in Delhi and Mumbai on 1 lakh salaries? Seems like chicken shit to me even with the recent income tax exemptions.
Another difference is that big cities have good public transit so you don't need to Uber everywhere. Delhi has metro and Mumbai has locals (now they are AC and less crowded than earlier).