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Zomato's response to a twitter user asking for Dhoni-special discount is going viral Last Updated : 18 Aug 2020 02:29:44 PM IST 
File Photo Former Indian captian Mahendra Singh Dhoni announced his retirement from international cricket on Saturday evening through a post on Instagram. Soon after, tributes flooded social media platforms. People and brands shared several messages to honour and thank the cricketer. Among these special posts was one from Zomato.
On August 16, the food aggregator and delivery service provider shared a tweet detailing a special discount for people in Ranchi as “a gift for the city that gifted India a legend!” for that day.To this, a question from a Twitter user and its subsequent reply from Zomato caught a lot of attention on the micro-blogging platform.“He might be from Ranchi but the whole INDIA loves the Legend why not make this offer available for Pan India?” wrote the Twitter user.Zomato’s reply to this suggestion has since gone viral. They replied using this Phir Hera Pheri meme:
A gift for the city that gifted India a legend! pic.twitter.com/O2r9E7Z7TL
— Zomato (@ZomatoIN) August 16, 2020
— Zomato (@ZomatoIN) August 16, 2020
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