Last Updated: January 21, 2023, 10:08 IST
Viral Vanshika phone call was a Myntra ad. (Photo: Twitter/@hajarkagalwa)
One Vanshika’s ‘post-breakup crying session’ had gone viral on Twitter last December. Many had suspected it was staged. Here’s the truth.
The viral Vanshika breakup call spurred memes for days and had the Internet lambasting the friend over “what she did” to Vanshika during her time of vulnerability. Were you Team Vanshika or Team Akaash (the guy who apparently broke up with her)? Either way, you were taken for a ride, unless you were one of the people who assumed that it was all a Myntra ad.
Posted by the Twitter handle @hajarkagalwa last December, the call had Vanshika crying and complaining about all her efforts coming to naught as her boyfriend Aakash wanted to “take things slow”. You can watch the viral video here if you’re hazy on the details.
Is this Vanshika call some staged thing? Myntra sale ad someone said? Because if not, this is a terrible breach of someone’s privacy.— Sohini M. (@Mittermaniac) December 9, 2022
Vanshika, in the duration of her call that lasted something over two minutes, slipped in a mention of Myntra’s then-upcoming sale. It spurred many memes and also caused people to surmise if the whole thing had been an ad. Later, Myntra also said that they were looking for Vanshika and that her entire wardrobe would be on them. “Vanshika, if you’re listening, your entire wardrobe is on us. Our sale has started. Help us find you!” the brand had written in a tweet.
An agency called Youngun, founded by Saksham Jadon, was confirmed to have been responsible for the meme marketing campaign involving the Vanshika character in a Moneycontrol Storyboard 18 report. Questioning your reality now? You must buckle up, because they were also the agency behind another viral Twitter exchange. The following one.
Well, at least now you know that Vanshika isn’t out there heartbroken. If she exists, that is.
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