Tokyo Olympics: Dominos India keeps promise of lifetime free pizza to Mirabai Chanu in a delightful way

"We are elated that we could share this wonderful moment with @mirabai_chanu’s loved ones. She brought a smile to a billion+ faces, our Domino’s Imphal Team brought a small token of appreciation to celebrate the success with her family," Dominos Indian tweeted.

Mirabai Chanu won a silver medal in the 49 kg weightlifting category. (Reuters)

After Dominos India made a special announcement of lifetime free pizza to silver medalist Mirabai Chanu, the restaurant chain followed up on its promise. While delivering pizzas to the athlete can wait for now, Dominos’ Imphal team got pizza to her family and loved ones. The pictures were shared on social media.

“We are elated that we could share this wonderful moment with @mirabai_chanu’s loved ones. She brought a smile to a billion+ faces, our Domino’s Imphal Team brought a small token of appreciation to celebrate the success with her family,” Dominos Indian tweeted.

We are elated that we could share this wonderful moment with @mirabai_chanu’s loved ones. She brought a smile to a billion+ faces, our Domino’s Imphal Team brought a small token of appreciation to celebrate the success with her family. #MirabaiChanu #Olympics #Olympics2021 pic.twitter.com/ncl8r6aGTr

— dominos_india (@dominos_india) July 25, 2021

At the Tokyo Olympics, weightlifter Mirabai Chanu made Indian proud by winning a silver medal in the 49 kg category. This occurred after 21 years. Following the tournament, Chanu shared she craved pizza. To treat her, Dominos India stepped in with a special announcement.

The restaurant chain said they are offering Chanu lifetime free pizza. “@Mirabai_chanu Congratulations on bringing the medal home! You brought the dreams of a billion+ Indians to life and we couldn’t be happier to treat you to FREE Domino’s pizza for life. Congratulations again!” Dominos tweeted.

@Mirabai_chanu Congratulations on bringing the medal home! 🙌🏽🥈You brought the dreams of a billion+ Indians to life and we couldn’t be happier to treat you to FREE Domino’s pizza for life 🍕😊
Congratulations again!! #DominosPizza #PizzasForLife #Tokyo2020 #MirabaiChanu https://t.co/Gf5TLlYdBi

— dominos_india (@dominos_india) July 24, 2021

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The pizza company made the announcement in response to Chanu’s interview with NDTV, in which the weightlifter said, “First of all, I will go and have a pizza. It has been a long time since I ate it. I will eat a lot today.”

Here’s how netizens reacted to the announcement:

@mirabai_chanu Congratulations on Bringing the medal home. We are not as big #DominosPizza But @amarkothi (insta) we are great full to announce anytime you visit #udaipur your stay in our hotel is free for life time.@my_rajasthan #Tokyo2020 @TajHotels 🥈 pic.twitter.com/IqCSr4VU2h

— Prithvi Raj Chauhan (@PRC0027) July 25, 2021

Good offer! But she eats pizza only after winning a medal 😂. Why don’t you offer her to become your brand ambassador. A suggestion 🙏🏼

— mukesh arora (@maroraa) July 25, 2021

Thank you DOMINOS for such a magical gesture @dominos

— Milind Bhadsavle (@MilindBhadsavle) July 25, 2021

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