Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal claps back at free ticket seekers for Dua Lipa’s concert: ‘Requests from people who can very well pay’

“PS – I’ve been getting a lot of messages for free passes to the concert. Interestingly, all these requests are from people who can very well pay for these tickets. At my end, I am leaving all such messages on seen. I request everyone to please buy these tickets, it’s one step in supporting the cause on eradicating malnutrition and hunger in India,” Goyal wrote in the same X post.

Take a look at the post here:

We have already hit 300k registrations on the “notify me when tickets open up” for the Zomato Feeding India Concert with @DUALIPA! Thank you everyone for showing so much love! Pre-sale for all HSBC card holders goes live tomorrow.

PS – I’ve been getting a lot of messages for… https://t.co/VGcUBQfKRb

— Deepinder Goyal (@deepigoyal) August 26, 2024

Reacting to the post, a user commented, “Asking for free passes to a charity concert is crazyyy.” Another user wrote, “Was so upset that you left me on seen, I ordered from Swiggy.”

Tickets for the Zomato Feeding India Concert start at Rs 3,500, with premium options available up to Rs 36,000. Premium tickets offer perks such as elevated stage views, complimentary food and beverages, and dedicated parking. Pre-sale tickets became available on August 27, with early access offered to HSBC cardholders.

Last week, Dua Lipa dedicated a post and expressed her excitement about returning to India. Along with Lipa, artistes like Talwiinder and Jonita Gandhi will also perform at the concert.