Story Behind Viral Post
A LinkedIn post by Shripal Gandhi about a Zomato delivery rider with a surprising past touched thousands online. His story of resilience and change quickly went viral.
Meet Zomato Rider Who Once Earned Rs 1.25 Lakh a Month — Here’s His Story
A viral LinkedIn post by Shripal Gandhi reveals how a former high-earner turned Zomato rider is inspiring thousands with his resilience and positive attitude.
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The Delivery Error
Gandhi had ordered three items, but only the sandwich was delivered. The rider calmly advised him to contact Zomato, showing maturity and grace in handling the issue.
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Unexpected Background
During their conversation, the rider revealed, he once earned Rs 1.25 lakh as a construction supervisor and growing into a managerial role at Shapoorji Pallonji company but in a car accident , his left hand and leg is paralyzed and he lost his job, his mobility for a while.
New Life Chapter
He said, “Sir, Zomato kept my family alive. I may be handicapped, but I’ve been given an opportunity. I will never let Zomato’s name be affected.” Gandhi posted the rider answer.
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Committed to Customers
The restaurant offered Rs 20 for the extra trip if the rider returned to deliver missed items but he said, "I want the customer to be happy. It's my responsibility," and refused, adding, "Why should I take money for a mistake someone else made?"
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Lesson for Life
In an emotional LinkedIn post, the Pune-based entrepreneur described the experience as “a lifelong lesson,” expressing gratitude to Zomato and its CEO, Deepinder Goyal, for creating a platform that uplifts individuals who are frequently underappreciated.
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No Complaints
Gandhi stressed that the rider never blamed anyone for his past or complained. His dignity and honesty stood out throughout the interaction.
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