Virat Kohli's Water Comes all the Way from France

Mar 26, 2021

We all know that Virat Kohli is a fitness freak and apart from working out on a regular basis, Kohli has also adopted diet changes that are not only limited to food. Not getting it? Well, here is a fun fact about the cricketer. Kohli drinks only Evian Natural Spring water that is imported all the way from France. D

In case you are thinking what is shocking in this, then 1 litre of the packaged drinking water costs approximately INR 600 (minus the import duty).

The water is obtained from sources near Évian-Les-Bains, one of the largest lakes in Western Europe. It's known to be chemical-free and sells for anywhere between INR 600 per litre to INR 36,000 per litre.

This brand is available all over the world but it is exported mainly from France and d Kohli makes sure that he has enough supply with him everywhere he travels.

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We found that water is also known to improve the quality of the skin, keep the weight in check and reduce depression. Not that it is something different.

So, if we are to assume Kohli consumes at least 2 litres everyday, he spends a whopping INR 4,38,000 (approximately) just on his water supply annually. I must say that is a big amount.

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Virat Kohli's Water Comes all the Way from France

In case you are thinking what is shocking in this, then 1 litre of the packaged drinking water costs approximately INR 600 (minus the import duty).

This brand is available all over the world but it is exported mainly from France and d Kohli makes sure that he has enough supply with him everywhere he travels.

So, if we are to assume Kohli consumes at least 2 litres everyday, he spends a whopping INR 4,38,000 (approximately) just on his water supply annually. I must say that is a big amount.

What do you think ?

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In case you are thinking what is shocking in this, then 1 litre of the packaged drinking water costs approximately INR 600 (minus the import duty).

This brand is available all over the world but it is exported mainly from France and d Kohli makes sure that he has enough supply with him everywhere he travels.

So, if we are to assume Kohli consumes at least 2 litres everyday, he spends a whopping INR 4,38,000 (approximately) just on his water supply annually. I must say that is a big amount.

What do you think ?

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