Mumbai and Delhi are the cheapest places for a date, as one needs to shell out just 23 dollars and 25 dollars respectively.
According to Deutsche Bank's newly updated "Cheap Date Index," London was the most expensive city for a "cheap date" with 121 dollars followed by Tokyo with 100 dollars for a burger-movie-drinks date, CNN reported.
Others in the list included Moscow and Rio with 69 dollars and 59 dollars respectively.
Sanjeev Sanyal, a Deutsche Bank strategist, told CNBC that Cheap Date Index was a proxy for the cost of living without taking real estate costs directly in there.
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