OYO CEO Ritesh Agarwal’s playful response to ‘mute Manjrekar’ app idea is viral

Netizens were quick to reply to the post by Ritesh Agarwal on Vishal Dayama’s ‘Sanjay Manjrekar app’ proposal.

The post has over 695.1k views on X.

The response by OYO chief executive Ritesh Agarwal to a post by content creator Vishal Dayama, who proposed a mobile app that would mute cricket commentator Sanjay Manjrekar’s voice, has made waves on social media.

Dayama’s post, which went viral on social media platform X, poked fun at the ongoing debate surrounding Manjrekar’s commentary style. In his post, he pitched, “hello sharks my idea is mute button but only for manjrekar, this app detects that sound and prevents it from reaching your ears.”

Playing along, Ritesh Agarwal, the youngest shark on Shark India, replied with a mock investment offer. He said, “apko offer milega aaur deal pakki . yeh bahut badi opportunity hai (You will get an offer, and the deal is confirmed. This is a huge opportunity”.

apko offer milega aaur deal pakki 🤩

yeh bahut badi opportunity hai https://t.co/qVvAqS9AF8

— Ritesh Agarwal (@riteshagar) March 24, 2024

The exchange highlighted the power of social media and Agarwal’s relatable online presence. However, he later clarified his interaction with Dayama was in good faith. “BTW I actually do like Sanjay’s commentary and this is in good zest , like my friend said, bura na mano Holi hai.”

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Netizens were quick to reply to the post which garnered over 695.1k views on X. One user said, “Had to recheck if this is a parody account. Ritesh being the sweetest internet person, it’s so crazy to see this tweet hilarious stuff!” Another added, “Ritesh pulling a Zuckerberg move and finally showing more of his human side. I’m all in for it!” A third said, “Omg ritesh didn’t expect you to play along lol.”

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