Hey Hrithik Roshan, Not Only Does Zomato Buy Your Samosa Love, They Found A Krrish Connection
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Zomato added a Krrish twist to Hrithik Roshan's post
We are so not over Hrithik Roshan's samosa post and neither is the Internet. On Wednesday, the actor occupied a spot on the list of trends courtesy a picture that he shared, in which he can be seen staring at a computer screen. Don't be fooled, he wasn't busy working. In fact, the actor was doing something even more important - deciding on the menu. The actor captioned his post: "Don't be fooled by the serious face. It's a menu." He added the hashtags #itakemyfoodveryseriously and #missinmysamosas to his post. A section of the Internet was not convinced that the actor eats samosas but food delivery app Zomato does. In fact, the brand proved the point by referring to a popular dialogue from Hrithik Roshan's 2006 film Krrish and they commented: "Meri shaktiyon ka sahi istemal ho raha hai ma" Check out Zomato's comment on the actor's post: This is the post that Hrithik Roshan shared:
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