Ola’s Bhavish Aggarwal finally speaks out after a lengthy period of silence by sharing a Diwali video, while comedian Kunal Kamra humorously responds with, “Show us the service station.”
Kunal Kamra is determined to keep the spotlight on the Ola controversy. Following a highly publicized exchange with Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal regarding the company’s inadequate after-sales service, the comedian has been actively showcasing the numerous complaints that Ola customers express on a daily basis.
“Show us the service station”
In his latest critique, Kunal Kamra challenged Bhavish Aggarwal to provide footage of Ola service centers after the CEO posted a video showcasing Diwali celebrations at an Ola showroom. This marked Aggarwal’s first update on Ola in 15 days.
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Kamra’s remark harkened back to the incident that ignited their social media feud—in early October, he shared a photo of Ola Electric scooters accumulating dust at a dealership, presumably waiting for service.
The comedian questioned why the company wasn’t addressing customer complaints, which have recently surged to a record high of 80,000 per month.
In retaliation, Aggarwal accused Kamra of accepting payment to tarnish Ola’s reputation. He even challenged Kamra to spend a day working at a service center, a response that drew significant negative attention. Social media users largely criticized Aggarwal’s aggressive demeanor and his unwillingness to tackle customer grievances.
After nearly a month of ongoing exchanges, Kamra is evidently not willing to let the matter die down. His most recent post serves as clear evidence of this.
The post follows Kamra’s lighthearted acceptance of Bhavish Aggarwal’s proposal to work at an Ola service center, humorously stating that he felt like a company employee due to the numerous complaints against Ola he had been tagged in.
Since his exchange with Aggarwal, the comedian has devoted much of his time to spotlighting grievances from Ola customers on X, where he boasts 2.4 million followers. He has also made several jabs at reports claiming that Ola has hired bouncers at its service centers.
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