‘Aap bigaad rhe ho’: Netizens to Shaadi.com’s Anupam Mittal on request to OYO CEO after changes in check-in rules

Shaadi.com founder and Shark Tank India's judge Anupam Mittal's humorous request to OYO CEO Ritesh Agarwal after introducing new check-in guidelines has lightened up social media users.

OYO has launched a new check-in policy for partner hotels, starting from Meerut, under which all couples will be asked to present valid proof of relationship at the time of check-in, including for bookings made online.

Following that, in a post on X, Anupam Mittal tagged Agarwal and said, "Ab toh @ShaadiDotCom par ‘OYO’ discount code banta hai. Whatsay @riteshagar? 👊🏼

The post has been viewed by 134.5K users, and hundreds of people have reacted to it.

Ritesh Agarwal called it a great suggestion and said, “Anything that encourages having a jeevansaathi!”

Several social media users have reacted to a post by the Shaadi.com founder.

Mahima Jalan, who identified herself as a personal brand builder, asked to give discount codes on wedding venues over OYO naughty Anupam.

To which Anupan responded saying, “Karein?”

A used named Aashay asked, “How about sponsoring the first two nights of the honeymoon for a newly married couple in premium OYO properties who were matched on.”

Anupam was quick to respond saying they can certainly consider a lottery system.

“Arre baba .. itna toh hum Nahin lete but we can certainly consider a lottery system and give these out to a few ppl every month,” said Anupam.

“The unexpected collab of the year 🏆,” said another user.

One of the users said that the move will beneift to both. “Basically you are offering @ShaadiDotCom discount code to ‘OYO’ give and take, dono ka fayda.”

“it's like they're arranging marriages AND honeymoons now!,” said Jitender Singh.

A user named Parag Mandpe suggested, “You both should start a honeymoon package.”

Meanwhile on Tuesday, OYO Hotels and Homes Pvt. Ltd. reported a net profit of ₹114.64 crore for the financial year 2023-24, marking a turnaround from the net loss recorded in 2022-23.