Zomato is spreading smiles by urging order in as lockdown returns

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Zomato, India’s leading multinational restaurant aggregator and food delivery company has recently rolled out two new spots for its “Favourite khaana, muskurane ka bahana” campaign. In the new normal, online classes and meetings are the new norms. Amidst the busy and stressful schedule, Zomato is giving customers yet another reason to smile. So, order in your favourite food from Zomato, dine with your family and smile wholeheartedly.

The deadly second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic has kept us indoors with some form of the lockdown being imposed all across the country. With Zomato’s online food delivery you no longer have to miss your favourite food from your favourite restaurant. Just order online through the Zomato food delivery app and have it delivered right to your doorstep.

This week has proven to be devastating for the country with India setting a global record for daily coronavirus deaths. As per official reports, the country has reported over 4500 fatalities in a short span of 24 hours. India’s COVID fatalities have also jumped six-fold over the last month. With the vaccination drive also faltering; the local, state and national bodies have urged citizens not to step outside unless it’s necessary and unavoidable. With the pandemic bringing the whole world to its knees, we’re back inside our homes. Back-to-back online classes and video calls have also altered our schedule and often finding time to dine with family also becomes nothing short of a challenge.

Through its two latest 15-second spots, Zomato has an important message to deliver to its customers. With the World Health Organization (WHO) saying food delivery is safe, you can still enjoy your favourite food from your favourite restaurant, it’s just a click away. Using the Zomato app you can order your favourite food and smile with your family.

Zomato, founded in India by Pankaj Chaddah and Deepinder Goyal in 2008 has emerged as one the country’s most popular food delivery application, next only to Swiggy. The app has also introduced a new feature that allows you to mark food orders as COVID Emergencies. The two ads focus on touchpoints that have become ubiquitous in today’s time. With the country returning to online meetings and classes yet again, let’s find joy and smile in the little things that bring us together like dining along with our family.

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