Thugesh Exposes Mythpat's Secret ₹6.5 Lakh Zomato Bill in Shocking Spending Challenge

You might want to sit down for this one. In a jaw-dropping new video that’s sending shockwaves across the Indian YouTube community, Mahesh Keshwala, better known as the one and only Thugesh, just blew the lid off the spending habits of some of your favorite creators. And let’s just say, the numbers are absolutely staggering. The biggest bombshell? Mithilesh "Mythpat" Patankar’s secret Zomato bill, which clocked in at an unbelievable ₹6.5 LAKH.

That’s right, you read that correctly. Over half a million rupees on food delivery.

It all went down in Thugesh’s latest challenge video, a genius concept where he used the “Buy Hatke” browser extension to expose the lifetime spending of his friends on popular online platforms like Amazon, Swiggy, and Zomato. The video, titled "Exposing Mythpat, Shreeman Legend & Dhiru Monchik!", has already racked up millions of views, and for good reason. It’s a spicy, hilarious, and frankly, mind-boggling look into the lives of India’s digital elite.

The video kicks off with Thugesh, in his signature high-energy style, explaining the challenge. "I've wanted to make a challenge video for a long time," he announced, a mischievous glint in his eye. "And at the end of the video, there's a giveaway for you that is every man's weakness." (Spoiler alert: it’s a PS5).

Before turning the digital magnifying glass on his friends, Thugesh bravely put his own spending on blast. Guessing his own Amazon expenditure to be around a whopping ₹50-60 lakh, he was visibly relieved when the final tally came in at a "mere" ₹21,54,999. "Just that," he joked, as if two million rupees is pocket change. His Swiggy bill was a surprisingly modest ₹62,530. But little did he know, his own spending would look like child's play compared to what was coming next.

First up in the hot seat was Mythpat, who joined the call with his usual cool and confident demeanor. When asked to guess his Zomato spending, Mythpat initially lowballed it at a paltry "two or three thousand a year," insisting he’s all about that "home-cooked food."

"You don't get a body like this otherwise," he boasted, flexing his biceps for the camera. "My biceps are bigger than Thugesh's, man. This is pure home-cooked food."

Oh, the irony.

As the Buy Hatke extension began its deep dive into Mythpat’s order history, the tension was palpable. The order count climbed higher and higher… 100… 200… 500… 900… surpassing even Thugesh’s Amazon order count. "Bro, that's a Zomato order every day for 3 years," Thugesh exclaimed, feigning a call from Zomato’s CEO, Deepinder Goyal.

And then, the final number dropped, leaving both Thugesh and Mythpat in a state of stunned silence.

₹6,54,639.

"Are you serious? ₹6.5 lakh?" a visibly shocked Mythpat stammered. "What does he order? He eats food worth ₹6.5 lakh just from Zomato."

The revelation was so staggering that Thugesh couldn't resist calling Mythpat’s partner, Urmila, to get her reaction. Her guess of ₹5 lakh was close, but not quite on the money. The real kicker? Mythpat’s order count: a jaw-dropping 1600 orders. "That means someone has come to your house 1600 times to deliver," Thugesh pointed out, much to Urmila's amusement.

Mythpat, ever the entertainer, took the exposé in stride. "There are two types of people in this world," he declared dramatically. "One who eats to live, and the other who lives to eat. And I... I am from the second category." A legendary sign-off from a man with a legendary appetite.

Next up was the one and only Shreeman Legend, who was challenged to reveal his Amazon spending. His guess? A cool ₹7-8 lakh. But in a hilarious anti-climax, the analysis failed, prompting Thugesh to joke that the "entire Amazon server must have crashed." A quick pivot to Flipkart revealed a more modest, yet still substantial, ₹1,37,000. And his Zomato bill? A mere ₹38,000, a number that seemed laughably small after Mythpat’s bombshell.

Finally, it was Dhiru Monchik's turn. The rapper and YouTuber, known for his flashy lifestyle, was surprisingly coy about his spending. "Bro, I haven't spent on anything," he claimed, jokingly suggesting he only deals in "cash payment." His guess for his lifetime Amazon spending was a conservative ₹2-3 lakh.

The reality? A staggering ₹13,39,000.

"Yes, 'only,' man," Dhiru deadpanned, perfectly in character. "It's fine, I'm poor. I don't have much money."

But the surprises didn't stop there. When it came to his Swiggy spending, Dhiru’s bill was a shockingly low ₹12,000. To save face, he quickly suggested checking his Flipkart, where he had spent a cool ₹4 lakh on furniture for his new house. "I believe in 'Make in India,' only ordered from an Indian app!" he declared, a patriotic end to his segment.

Thugesh’s video is more than just a hilarious exposé; it’s a fascinating glimpse into the financial realities of being a top-tier Indian YouTuber. It’s a world where six-figure food bills are a laughing matter and seven-figure Amazon splurges are just part of the job. The video has sparked a firestorm of reactions from fans, with many expressing their shock and awe at the sheer amount of money being spent.

"I can't even imagine spending that much on food in a lifetime!" one commenter wrote. Another added, "This is both insane and incredibly entertaining. More of this please!"

The video ends with Thugesh reminding viewers to comment with their own spending confessions for a chance to win a PS5. It’s a brilliant marketing move that’s sure to keep the conversation going for weeks to come.

But the real question on everyone’s mind is: who will be next? Will Thugesh make this a recurring series? And if so, which YouTuber’s spending habits will be exposed next? The possibilities are endless, and we, for one, can’t wait to see what Thugesh has in store.

What do you think of these insane spending habits? Are you shocked by the numbers? And who do you want to see Thugesh expose next? Let us know in the comments below!

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