Thirteen rupees a kilo in, ninety rupees a kilo out. Somewhere in that gap sits a business quiet enough that even a close relative didn't know it existed, until an expensive Rolex watch gave it away. The story surfaced on X through a post by a user named Pratham. He'd run into his cousin at a family wedding, the kind of relative you nod at more than you actually talk to. This time, though, something caught his eye: a limited-edition Rolex, sitting comfortably on a wrist attached to someone he didn't think was doing anything unusual for a living.
So he asked. What do you do?
