The video has accumulated over 56,000 likes and over 1.3 million views.
A video of luxury cars parked outside the Zomato and Blanket headquarters in Gurugram is going viral on social media. The clip, shared on Instagram, shows several high-end luxury vehicles, including Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal's Aston Martin, parked in front of the office building. Other cars in the video include an Audi, a Mercedes, a Porsche, a Lamborghini and a BMW Z4 M40i, reportedly owned by Blanket CEO Albandar Dhandsa.
The video opens to show a large Zomato and Blinkit board at the entrance. The frame then moved to the parking area where all the high-end luxury cars were parked. The clip featured cars such as the Porsche 911 Turbo S, Lamborghini Urus, and Ferrari Roma, along with Audi, Mercedes, and BMW. “I guess not so common,” the caption of the Instagram post reads.
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This clip was shared on Instagram a few days ago. Since then, it has accumulated over 56,000 likes and over 1.3 million views. In the comments section, while some users were impressed, others were simply amused. Some Instagrammers even joked that the Zomato CEO made his fortune by charging a platform fee of Rs 6 on every order placed through the food delivery platform.
One user wrote, “So much money will be earned from platform fees and restaurants and customers, that's how your parking will look like.”
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“He can buy it. Charges platform fee from users and deducts gig cancellation fee and no show fee from delivery partners. He makes a lot of money from looting,” expressed another.
“I bought a supercar with my 6 rupees,” said a third user, while another added, “Investors are burning money.”
“When you have so much money, give health insurance to the delivery person too or give them PF?” A fifth user commented.
Notably, both food delivery platforms, Zomato and Swiggy, have increased their platform fees by 20 percent to Rs 6 in select areas from July 14, up from the previous charge of Rs 5.
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