One can see the funny address in the image which is going viral on social media Image source: Twitter
India

Hyderabad: Salim Lala’s Flipkart delivery address going viral is fake!

The image stating Salim Lala's address in Hyderabad has turned out to be fake, with the delivery address being photoshopped.

Akshay Badwe

The social media users were in splits when a viral image of a Flipkart delivery address made rounds on the internet. Generally, when placing an online order, users provide full address about their house number, colony, are or location in the address column for the hassle-free delivery.

However, the viral photo showed that the delivery address is for someone named 'Salim Lala'. Instead of complete address, the customer filled the address form asking the delivery executive - requesting that they reach a certain shop and ask for him. As the image went viral on social media handles, people reacted reacting with hilarious memes and jokes.

The image making buzz, addressing to Salim Lala, reads, "Pasha bhai ki dukhan kan aake puchlo, Salim Lala kidhar rehte, seedha ghar tak lake chodte (Enquire for Salim Lala at Pasha Bhai's shop, they'll drop you correctly at the doorstep)." The parcel was supposed to be delivered in Hyderabad.

The picture has gone viral with some amusing comments. But while it has made hundreds of people laugh, the address - as a few people in the comments section also pointed out - has actually been photoshopped and is completely fake.

Check out some funny tweets below:

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