World's Best Pani Puri
PP Waterballs, formerly known as "Prem Prakash Golgappa", was created by two friends, Prem and Prakash. They became an instant hit among the crowds in Delhi with their delicious pani puri.
Our journey took an unexpected turn when our founders overheard a conversation of Mr. Jaspal Bhatti, a CA and currently the financial brain behind PP Waterballs, about starting a public company. This led to the revolutionary idea of expanding our business by converting it into a public company and changing our name to "PP Waterballs".
Want in on the next 5000%-subscribed IPO?
Before you apply for the PP Waterballs IPO, you'll need a demat account. (We don't actually have an IPO. But your broker doesn't need to know that.)
Open a Demat AccountOur unique story has caught the attention of various media outlets:
ET's report connects our "documentary" to the wave of oversubscribed retail IPOs it was riffing on in the first place, noting how a small Delhi bike dealer's real-world IPO drew thousands of times its offer size in subscriptions — the exact absurdity this site was built to spoof.
Livemint's finance newsletter picked up the golgappa-IPO bit as a shorthand for retail-investor mania — a joke that lands precisely because the underlying subscription numbers in Indian markets were, and still are, genuinely wild.
Veteran investor Vijay Kedia used the same golgappa comparison to make a serious point about IPO oversubscription trends, which Livemint covered — proof the joke traveled well beyond finance Twitter and into mainstream market commentary.