Billionaire Harsh Goenka recently entered the spotlight as he humorously weighed in on the online spat between Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal and comedian Kunal Kamra. In a light-hearted post on X (formerly Twitter), Goenka tagged Bhavish Aggarwal, sharing a playful message about using his Ola scooter for short-distance travel between rooms, referring to "kamra" (meaning room in Hindi). His witty post quickly gained attention amid the escalating verbal exchange between Aggarwal and Kamra.
Harsh Goenka’s lighthearted intervention was a stark contrast to the fiery dispute, offering a comedic relief in an otherwise heated online battle. His post captured the attention of social media users, adding a playful twist to an increasingly tense feud.
The feud started when Kunal Kamra posted a picture of dusty Ola Electric S1 scooters outside a dealership, criticizing the company’s service. He questioned whether Indian consumers were receiving fair treatment, especially daily wage workers who depend on two-wheelers for their livelihood. Kamra also tagged Minister Nitin Gadkari and the Department of Consumer Affairs, further criticizing Ola's service and the broader state of electric vehicle adoption in India.
Bhavish Aggarwal, clearly displeased with the public criticism, responded harshly to Kamra’s post. Aggarwal invited Kamra to join the company and help improve their service, sarcastically offering to pay him more than his earnings from comedy or what Aggarwal implied was a paid tweet. This sharp retort sparked a heated exchange between the two, with Kamra calling Aggarwal “arrogant” and hurling further insults.
Aggarwal retaliated with more jabs, mocking Kamra's failed comedy career and inviting him to the Ola service center, suggesting the comedian could be paid better than what he earns from his performances. The exchange continued as Kamra accused Ola of refusing refunds for faulty vehicles, while Aggarwal mocked him again, urging him to "do better research."
What netizens said
Many netizens playfully questioned whether Goenka was praising Ola or subtly criticizing them, hinting at the clever wordplay involving the term "kamra" (room). Another user joked that the tweet would gain significant attention, making a lighthearted reference to "mileage" while humorously reminding Goenka to check his scooter's tyres, probably referring to CEAT Tyres, a RPG group company. Goenka is chairman of RPG group.
Fans continued the fun, with one person praising Goenka's choice of transportation for short distances, again riffing on the "kamra" pun. Many appreciated the humor overall, with some specifically commending Goenka's playful use of puns and his lighthearted contribution to the ongoing conversation. The responses largely reflected amusement and enjoyment of Goenka's comedic approach in the midst of a public spat.
Harsh Goenka’s lighthearted intervention was a stark contrast to the fiery dispute, offering a comedic relief in an otherwise heated online battle. His post captured the attention of social media users, adding a playful twist to an increasingly tense feud.
The feud started when Kunal Kamra posted a picture of dusty Ola Electric S1 scooters outside a dealership, criticizing the company’s service. He questioned whether Indian consumers were receiving fair treatment, especially daily wage workers who depend on two-wheelers for their livelihood. Kamra also tagged Minister Nitin Gadkari and the Department of Consumer Affairs, further criticizing Ola's service and the broader state of electric vehicle adoption in India.
If I have to travel close distances, I mean from one ‘kamra’ to another, I use my Ola @bhash pic.twitter.com/wujahVCzR1
— Harsh Goenka (@hvgoenka) October 8, 2024
Bhavish Aggarwal, clearly displeased with the public criticism, responded harshly to Kamra’s post. Aggarwal invited Kamra to join the company and help improve their service, sarcastically offering to pay him more than his earnings from comedy or what Aggarwal implied was a paid tweet. This sharp retort sparked a heated exchange between the two, with Kamra calling Aggarwal “arrogant” and hurling further insults.
Aggarwal retaliated with more jabs, mocking Kamra's failed comedy career and inviting him to the Ola service center, suggesting the comedian could be paid better than what he earns from his performances. The exchange continued as Kamra accused Ola of refusing refunds for faulty vehicles, while Aggarwal mocked him again, urging him to "do better research."
What netizens said
Many netizens playfully questioned whether Goenka was praising Ola or subtly criticizing them, hinting at the clever wordplay involving the term "kamra" (room). Another user joked that the tweet would gain significant attention, making a lighthearted reference to "mileage" while humorously reminding Goenka to check his scooter's tyres, probably referring to CEAT Tyres, a RPG group company. Goenka is chairman of RPG group.
Fans continued the fun, with one person praising Goenka's choice of transportation for short distances, again riffing on the "kamra" pun. Many appreciated the humor overall, with some specifically commending Goenka's playful use of puns and his lighthearted contribution to the ongoing conversation. The responses largely reflected amusement and enjoyment of Goenka's comedic approach in the midst of a public spat.
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