"Who Are You?" Asks Swiggy As Bengaluru Resident Orders 62 Units Of Biryani Amid India vs Pakistan Match
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An interesting post by food delivery app Swiggy has caught the attention of many users on the microblogging site X (formerly Twitter).
India vs Pakistan have a long-standing rivalry in cricket, with both teams having a strong history of competitive matches. Whenever these Asian giants face off for a cricket match, it turns out to be an enthralling affair, especially for cricket enthusiasts. But what's a good match if there is nothing to munch? Several people order various food items while watching this nail-biting match. And now, an interesting post by food delivery app Swiggy has caught the attention of many users on microblogging site X (formerly Twitter). someone from bengaluru just ordered 62 units of biryanis?? who are you? where exactly are you? are you hosting a #INDvsPAK match watch-party?? can i come?
"someone from bengaluru just ordered 62 units of biryanis?? who are you? where exactly are you? are you hosting a #INDvsPAK match watch-party?? can i come?" Swiggy tweeted amid the ongoing India vs Pakistan match being held in Sri Lanka.
Shared just a few hours ago, the post has already accumulated more than 13,000 views and over 160 likes. It garnered mixed reactions from internet users.
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