In a viral video, an Indian woman attempted to buy groceries in London with a budget of ₹100 (approximately £1). Her shopping journey revealed the high cost of living in the city, as she found that even basic items were largely out of her price range. For instance, a cheese and onion sandwich was priced at £1.50 (around ₹190), while a 500 ml bottle of water cost £1.15 (approximately ₹145). After searching various sections of the store, she ultimately purchased a small packet of carrots for £0.60 (about ₹75), which was the only item within her budget. The video prompted a range of reactions on social media, with many users contrasting the purchasing power of ₹100 in India, where it could buy multiple grocery items. However, some critics pointed out that comparing prices without considering local salaries and economic conditions can be misleading, especially in a city as expensive as London.