Are you looking for a bride or broom? No, we actually said "broom" and not "groom", because a matrimonial advertisement in Bengaluru has taken the internet by storm due to this hilarious typo. The wall poster, intended to draw the attention of passersby towards a matrimonial information centre, was mistakenly painted as "Bride and Broom Information Center" instead of "Bride and Groom." The amusing error has sparked widespread laughter online.
An X user named Shashank posted a photo on social media and asked netizens to check out this matrimonial ad painted on a wall in Nayandahalli, Bengaluru. "Bride & what?", he wrote while posting the click online.
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The image captured the matrimonial written in a traditional yellow and blue ink, reading "Bride & Broom Information Center."
The poster, written in both English and Kannada, read "Broom" instead of groom, making it a "Peak Bengaluru" moment and reflecting the city's knack for producing viral content. It carried the phone number for booking and additional information, along with a note that the match-making services were available in various languages including Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and even Gujarati.
As the post went viral, it attracted many reactions. "After marriage groom will be handed a broom", one quipped. "Because he has to broom the house after marriage always", said another.
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Earlier, in a similar turn of events, Swiggy pulled out some fun using the words "Groom" and "broom".
In his ad video, it nearly showed arranging a groom and setting up things for a wedding celebration after a woman typed "groom" on her search space instead of "broom", she actually was looking to order the latter. Soon, she corrected her typo and wrote "broom", and the app delivered what she asked for without any confusion. However, the creative ad left netizens in splits, similar to the recent incident from Bengaluru.
