Zomato Takes Witty Jibe At Brands Following Viral Trend Started By Its 'Ghar Ka Khana' Tweet

Zomato took a witty jibe at the companies saying, "Guys, kabhi kabhi khud ke acche tweet bhi soch lene chahiye."

Zomato took a witty jibe at the companies saying, "Guys, kabhi kabhi khud ke acche tweet bhi soch lene chahiye."

New Delhi: Days after Zomato, a food delivery platform, recommended Ghar ka khana (home-cooked food) via a tweet saying, "Guys, kabhi kabhi ghar ka khana bhi kha lena chahiye", several popular companies like YouTube, Mobikwik, TVF, Amazon Prime among others, joined the league of brand promotion in the same manner. Following which, Zomato again wrote on Twitter taking a witty jibe at the companies saying, "Guys, kabhi kabhi khud ke acche tweet bhi soch lene chahiye."

Guys, kabhi kabhi khud ke acche tweet bhi soch lene chahiye. pic.twitter.com/rnsuoqBYAR

— Zomato India (@ZomatoIN) July 8, 2019

Guys, kabhi kabhi kuch baatein na hajam kar leni chahiye https://t.co/pBTS2UaFhD

— DaburHajmola (@DaburHajmola) July 5, 2019

Guys, kabhi kabhi raat ke 3 baje, phone side pe rakh ke ???? jaana chahiye https://t.co/pnhLejzVBK

— YouTube India (@YouTubeIndia) July 5, 2019

Guys, kabhi kabhi queue me lag ke bhi Electricity bill pay kar dena chahiye https://t.co/PGYkM8pNAW

— MobiKwik (@MobiKwik) July 5, 2019

Last week Zomato triggered speculations that it may launch a service where people can order home-made food -- like that age-old tiffin service which is still popular in several parts of the country especially among students, working-class people and those living in private hostels.

Guys, kabhi kabhi ghar ka khana bhi kha lena chahiye

— Zomato India (@ZomatoIN) July 3, 2019

It gave rise to the rumination that it may launch such service with its tweet last week, which was even appreciated by the company’s Founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal who replied by saying ‘good tweet’ with an emoticon.

Who did this? Good tweet. :)

— Deepinder Goyal (@deepigoyal) July 3, 2019

Later, netizens went wacky on the post and had turned up with their wittiest way in multiple replies to the Zomato's tweet.

Mom when did you join Twitter?????

— Ankit ???? (@singh_Ankitt) July 3, 2019

My mom This tweet pic.twitter.com/KualOehXz2

— Rohit Bharati (@vividBharati) July 3, 2019

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— Aishwarya G???????? (@Aishwarya_2997) July 3, 2019

Mom when did you join Twitter?????

— Ankit ???? (@singh_Ankitt) July 3, 2019

You mean ghar ka khana restaurant ? pic.twitter.com/0ZqBy9uNP0

— vinay kadalagi (@vinaykadalagi) July 3, 2019

Iske baad se mai roz ghar ka khana hi khata hun pic.twitter.com/8nD0zSjFdq

— Bhrustrated (@AnupamUncl) July 3, 2019

Mom : pic.twitter.com/L74Dj4lBl6

— ????️♏????️♑ (@AMAnZING1109) July 3, 2019

after eating food ordered from Zomato- pic.twitter.com/kJRvUwNEFd

— Shash (@pokershash) July 3, 2019

pic.twitter.com/NAnmmqmR57

— Sagar (@sagarcasm) July 8, 2019

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— Godman Chikna (@Madan_Chikna) July 8, 2019

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— बड़ा शिकारी (@NimrodPunch) July 8, 2019

Guyzzzz add this tweet too pic.twitter.com/srvymm8bFa

— Neo???? (@hate_chemistry) July 8, 2019

Meanwhile, its rival Swiggy is already catering to over 1,000 customers in Gurugram with its new app called "Swiggy Daily" that lets people order home-cooked meals prepared by tiffin service providers and home chefs. The new Swiggy app comes with a subscription-only plan for a period of one day or week or for months. The tweet by Zomato is an indication that it is set to launch a Swiggy-style home-cooked meal service.