Ola Scooter Owner’s Bollywood-Inspired Protest Goes Viral Over Poor Service, Watch Video

A video of an Ola Electric scooter owner protesting outside the company's showroom has gone viral on social media, capturing widespread attention due to the unique manner of the protest. The customer, frustrated by ongoing issues with his electric scooter and inadequate after-sales service, decided to voice his grievances in a rather unconventional way.

In the video, the owner is seen placing his Ola scooter on a rickshaw and bringing it to the showroom. Once there, he begins singing a parody of the popular Bollywood song "Lut Gaye Hum Teri Mohabbat Mein," altering the lyrics to "Lut Gaye Hum Ola Le kar ke" to express his dissatisfaction with the product and the company's customer service.

The video quickly spread across social media platforms, with many viewers resonating with the customer's frustration. This incident adds to a growing list of similar protests by Ola scooter owners, who have voiced their concerns over product performance and service quality.

 

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While the location of this particular protest remains unclear, and the authenticity of the video has not been independently verified, it highlights the challenges faced by some Ola Electric customers. Despite these issues, Ola Electric continues to maintain a strong presence in India's electric two-wheeler market, recently expanding its product line with the announcement of its first electric bike.

The viral video has sparked discussions about the importance of reliable after-sales support, especially in the rapidly growing electric vehicle market. As the popularity of electric scooters increases, ensuring customer satisfaction through effective service and support will be crucial for companies like Ola Electric.

However, as of now, there is no information about the location of this particular video. Additionally, The Vocal News does not verify the authenticity of the video.