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Delhi woman calls Zomato delivery driver by his name, then this happens: ‘Just because I named him’

A woman shared why she called a Zomato delivery driver by name when he came to the 11th floor to deliver food.

Published on: Oct 2, 2025, 07:07:53 IST
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A Delhi woman’s tweet recalling her interaction with a Zomato delivery driver has sparked a discussion among social media users about the importance of an individual's name.

A woman’s gesture of calling a Zomato delivery driver by his name has sparked chatter on X. (Representational image). (Pexels)
A woman’s gesture of calling a Zomato delivery driver by his name has sparked chatter on X. (Representational image). (Pexels)

“Placed an order on Zomato! Delivery person assigned! His name was Arjun! He came to the 11th floor to deliver!” Neha Moolchandani tweeted. She shared that after she received her order, she said, “Thank you, Arjun!”.

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The X user recalled how instantly, after hearing his name, Arjun smiled. “He got the beautiful smile just because I named him!”

“You don’t know where he’s struggling in his life, how well his day treating him but the small gestures can make anyone’s day!” she wrote and concluded her tweet.

Take a look at the entire X post:

How did social media react?

Another argued, “And sometimes doing good can land you in trouble. A friend of mine always used to politely say thank you. Yesterday, the delivery guy called her back to ask for her Instagram ID and then started saying absurd things to her.” The OP replied, “Exceptions are always there!”

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A third commented, “I used to keep bottles in the fridge just to hand them to the delivery guys in summer.” A fourth wrote, “There is a beautiful thing I read in a book named How to Win Friends and Influence People. It states, 'A person's name is the most beautiful word to him in every language'."

 
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