- By Shibra Arshad
- Mon, 02 Feb 2026 09:23 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Delhi-NCR News: In an attempt to create exclusive and unique content, a creator has put social media on fire. A video of a content creator, identified as Hitesh Arora, trying to sneak into Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal's house in Gurugram, disguised as a Zomato delivery boy, has sparked outrage among netizens.
In the video shared by Arora, he is seen attempting to infiltrate Goyal's high-end residence as he explains his plan. Looking nervous, Arora approached the gated community wearing a Zomato T-shirt and carrying McDonald's food, but his plan failed at the entrance gate of DLF Camellias, an ultra-luxury residential complex in Gurugram.
As Arora reached the gate, security guards demanded a few pieces of information, like flat number and official delivery authorisation. The creator was turned away after citing the community's policy of no entry without prior authorisation, after he failed to provide information.
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After failing to reach the flat, Arora turned to the camera and jokingly addressed his audience, saying, Deepinder Goyal should collect the food himself if he saw the video.
Internet Reacts To Content Creation Stunt
However, the stunt did not sit well with many, as they called it irresponsible and intrusive. While many criticised and slammed the creator, several others demanded action against such stunts.
One user wrote, "Invading someone's privacy is not cool."
Another commented, "Major security breach; after watching this reel, many thieves and womanisers will use it."
A third user added, "Gate approval is required, Bhai... how did you just go there to deliver?"
Zomato is India's leading food delivery partner. Founded in 2008 by Deepinder Goyal and Pankaj Chaddah, Zomato started as a restaurant listing platform called FoodieBay, later rebranding to Zomato in 2010