An FIR was registered against star cricketer Virat Kohli possessed One8 Commune restuarant in Bengaluru’s MG road by the megacity police on Tuesday, July 9 for operating and serving guests beyond the 1 am closing deadline. The Cubbon Park Police in Bengaluru has filed a First Information Report( FIR) against the eatery, stating that it was set up operating and serving guests at 120 am on July 6th, which is beyond the ending time.
The FIR was registered against the eatery’s director and other staff for violating the operating time restrictions. “ We've reserved around 3- 4 cafés for running late till 1:30 am last night. We entered complaints of loud music being played.
Pubs were allowed to remain open only till 1 am and not beyond that, ” DCP Central said. Virat Kohli’s One8 Village Virat Kohli’s eatery chain One8 Village has expanded to several major metropolises across India, including Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, and Kolkata. The Bengaluru branch of One 8 Village was launched in December of last time and is located on the sixth bottom of Ratnam’s Complex on Kasturba Road, in close propinquity to the M Chinnaswamy Stadium.
The Bengaluru One8 Village offers patrons scenic views of Cubbon Park and the M Chinnaswamy Stadium, feeding to a different clientele including couples on date nights, groups celebrating mileposts, and families. The eatery’s design and air are concentrated on creating a community- acquainted experience, with elaborate sectional settees and Instagram- good scenery rudiments like neon- lit signage.
Despite being a new entrant in the Bengaluru request, One8 Village has formerly come a popular dining and socializing destination, frequently drawing large crowds and occasionally taking patrons to return at a after time due to the high demand. This fashionability is likely driven by Virat Kohli’s strong association with the megacity through his involvement with the original IPL platoon, the Royal contenders Bangalore.