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An unknown man from Bhilai, Chhattisgarh, recently went viral on the internet for his unique way of protesting against Bhavish Aggarwal-led Ola Electric.
This wasn't a typical protest; it was one that combined creativity, frustration, and a dash of Bollywood flair. The man had purchased an electric scooter from an Ola showroom, excited about the promise of a smooth and eco-friendly ride.
However, things took a turn for the worse when the scooter began experiencing technical issues. Like any concerned customer, he sought assistance for repairs, but to his dismay, the company allegedly failed to provide adequate support.
The unresolved issues with the scooter left him feeling not just frustrated but deeply disappointed. Instead of resorting to anger or a heated argument, this man chose a path that was both surprising and memorable.
He placed his malfunctioning Ola scooter, adorned with a garland around the handle, onto a cart and wheeled it to the Ola showroom.
Once there, he pulled out a microphone and began serenading the staff and onlookers with a twist on a classic Salman Khan song.
He sang the famous song ‘Tadap Tadap Ke’ but with lyrics that conveyed his plight: “Tadap tadap ke iss dil se aah nikalti rahi, mujhko saza di Ola ne, aisa kya gunaah kiya, to lut gaye, ha lut gaye, to lut gaye hum Ola lekar re.”
Watch the full video here:
Netizens reaction
The video was first posted on Instagram by the user "bhilai.sahar," and within three days, it had surpassed 1.9 crore views and garnered over 722,000 likes, with the numbers still climbing.
Many people took to the comments section to share their reactions.
"Best way to protest...love it...its all about the dealer who can't take care of customer," a user wrote.
"Ola shares after this video 📉," another wrote.
"ab koi ola kav bhi book nhi karayega 😂," a third expressed.