Kunal Kamra Calls Ola CEO Bhavish Agarwal, "Arrogant"; The Latter Hits Back

Standup comedian Kunal Kamra and Ola Electric CEO Bhavish Aggarwal have exchanged words on social media over the former's tweet about Ola scooters. Kamra has posted a picture of Ola Electric scooters gathering dust outside a dealership, presumably while waiting to be serviced. Bhavish lashed out at Kamra on X (formerly Twitter), accusing the comedian of taking money to share critical posts against the company.

Kunal Kamra vs Ola CEO:

He wrote, "Since you care so much Kunal Kamra, come and help us out! I'll even pay more than you earned for this paid tweet or from your failed comedy career & Ola is expanding its network fast and backlogs will be cleared soon."

Comedian ban na sake, chaudhary banne chale.

Do your research better next time. And the offer to come and help us out in our service center remains open. Take up the challenge. Maybe you'll learn some real skills for a change. https://t.co/4KekvB5Qbu

— Bhavish Aggarwal (@bhash) October 6, 2024

Kunal Calls Him "Arrorgant"

The comedian reacted by calling the CEO of Ola Electric an "arrogant, substandard pr*ck," Aggarwal again hit back and wrote, "Chot lagi? Dard hua? Aaja service center. Bahut kaam hai. I will pay better than your flop shows pay you."

So you can't offer a 100 percent refund to people who have purchased your OLA in the last 4 months who are genuine customers…
But you want to pay me who's not a costumer.

let me give you other options.

Can you do 85 percent refund for 1/ 2 months?

Can you do 75 percent… https://t.co/iYyHFAOmz3

— Kunal Kamra (@kunalkamra88) October 6, 2024

Netizens Have Mixed Reactions:

This post has garnered lots of reactions, and netizens have also shared their opinions in the comment section. A user wrote, "OLA is one of India's biggest scams. Everybody who owns an OLA scooter is feeling cheated. People have invested their 3 to 4 months' salary in OLA scooters thinking that it will save on fuel costs. Now they have to buy another petrol bike." Slamming Kamra another commented, "A failed mediocre artist doing his usual job of paid tweet to undermine India's own manufacturing sector."

The war of words continued even as Aggarwal failed to acknowledge the multiple complaints raised against Ola scooters by harried customers. The Bengaluru-based company has reportedly been receiving nearly 80,000 complaints every month - a fact that its CEO glossed over while he repeatedly invited Kamra to work at their service center. The issues raised by the people in the comment section are proof that Ola needs to work on its product.

Did you have any such experience with Ola scooters? Do mention it in the comment section.