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Zomato Uses ‘Harmonium Chacha’ Meme To Explain Its Ads. Netizens Reacted

| Published on February 11, 2020

We cant deny the fact that Internet has become a great source of entertainment for Today’s generations. The popularity of memes can be judged by the fact that even brands have started using Meme Marketing for their promotions and from time to time we get to see brands coming up with some creative strategies using memes.

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Zomato being a modern age brands knows that most of its target audience loves spending time on social media and this is one of the major reasons why Zomato’s marketing team focuses so much on social media.

From using creative billboard ads to answers online users with funny replies, Zomato certainly knows how to interact with Indian audience.

In the last few months, a viral video of a Pakistani comedian Moin Akhter has been trending on social media and his dialogues have become a great source of content foor meme pages. Moin’s character in the video which has been named Harmonium Chacha has recently been used by Zomato for talking about its ads.

Zomato chose to be funny and trolled its ads in the language that online audience can understand the share the most. Showing their version of No One trend, Zomato posted an image on their Twitter account.

https://twitter.com/ZomatoIN/status/1224575617557057536

Seeing their favorite Chacha in the image, Netizens came up with some hilarious replies to this tweet.

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https://twitter.com/AMANAVIN/status/1224580032279896064

2.

https://twitter.com/HRyanviChandler/status/1224601134758686720

3.

https://twitter.com/Observe35711201/status/1224671455067029504

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5.

https://twitter.com/Chuckle_Some/status/1224623171363471361

All in all, Zomato succeeded in becoming a topic of talk for the online users and this once again shows how brands can simply gain online attention if they use their social media presence well.

What are your thoughts on this? Share your views in the comments section.

Also Read: How A Meme Helped Truecaller’s New Feature To Go Viral On Social Media

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