Cristiano Ronaldo, earlier this week, removed two Coca-Cola bottles kept in front of him during a presser. He then replaced the cola bottles with a bottle of water. The incident created quite a stir online, even causing Coca-Cola to lose $4 billion from its market value. It also prompted people to come up with hilarious memes. There is now a latest addition to that list of funny posts and it’s from the adhesive brand Fevicol.
Fevicol also shared their witty post on Cristiano Ronaldo vs Coca-Cola incident on Instagram. (Reuters Photo)
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Taking to Twitter and Instagram, the company shared an image with a line from a popular Hindi song Coka. “Haye ni mera Coka Coka Coka Coka Coka,” they wrote. The post is complete with four hastags - #Euro2020, #Ronaldo, #MazbootJod. and #FevicolKaJod.
Take a look at the post they shared:
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Since being posted, the share has gathered more than 22,000 likes. On Instagram too, the post has accumulated nearly 21,000 likes. People had a lot to say about the witty post on Cristiano Ronaldo vs Coca-Cola incident.
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Since being posted, the share has gathered more than 22,000 likes. On Instagram too, the post has accumulated nearly 21,000 likes. People had a lot to say about the witty post on Cristiano Ronaldo vs Coca-Cola incident.
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“You people are so damn creative,” wrote an Instagram user. “Mauke pe chauka,” shared another. “Creativity Level = Fevicol,” joked a third.
What are your thoughts on the tweet shared by Fevicol on Cristiano Ronaldo vs Coca-Cola incident?
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