A viral video showcasing an impressive collection of luxury cars parked at Zomato and Blinkit ’s Gurgaon headquarters has captured the attention of social media users. The video, originally shared on Instagram, offers a glimpse of high-end vehicles, including Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal ’s famous Aston Martin , creating a buzz across the internet. Luxury cars Porsche, Lamborghini and Aston Martin at the Zomato office The now-viral video highlights the extravagant lineup of luxury cars parked in front of the Zomato and Blinkit office building in Gurgaon.
Among the standout vehicles is Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal’s prized Aston Martin DB12, which he acquired last year as India’s first owner of the exclusive sports car. The car, valued at Rs 4.5 crore, boasts a striking Satin Aston Martin Racing Green finish, turning heads as it sits prominently in the office parking area.
However, the Aston Martin was far from the only luxury vehicle belonging to Goyal on display. The video also captured his Porsche 911 Turbo S, Lamborghini Urus, and Ferrari Roma, further showcasing his impressive collection of high-performance cars. Blinkit CEO joins the luxury parade Zomato’s Deepinder Goyal wasn’t the only one contributing to the luxury spectacle.
Blinkit CEO Albinder Dhindsa’s collection was also featured in the viral video, with his Audi, Mercedes, and BMW Z4 M40i adding to the lineup. This opulent display of wealth in the parking lot of a food delivery and quick commerce giant quickly became a hot topic on Instagram. Social media reactions The viral video, shared by a popular meme page, has garnered over 1 million views on Instagram, sparking a range of reactions from viewers.
Many social media users found the luxurious display amusing, particularly in light of Zomato's implementation of a Rs 6 platform fee on food orders placed through the app. Several viewers took to the comments section to humorously suggest that the high-end cars were bought using the platform fee collected from Zomato customers. "See what happens with Rs 6 platform fee," one commenter quipped.
Another joked, "If you earn so much through platform fees and charges from both restaurants and customers, of course, your parking will look like this." Some users took a more cynical view, with one referring to it as "Investors’ money burning." Others joined in on the fun, with one user joking, "Bought a supercar with my 6 rupees," while another playfully questioned, "Why does my Zomato order always come on a bike instead of a supercar?" The video, which quickly spread across social media platforms, became a symbol of both admiration and humor as it highlighted the lavish lifestyles of the top executives at Zomato and Blinkit.
It offered a glimpse into the lives of tech CEOs, whose companies dominate India’s food delivery and quick-commerce sectors. The humor surrounding the Rs 6 platform fee continues to fuel discussions on social media, with users poking fun at the connection between the platform’s fee structure and the luxury cars parked outside the Zomato headquarters. While it’s clear the platform fee is a small contribution toward maintaining business operations, the viral video has given many the opportunity to make light of the situation.
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