A well-maintained lavatory is often a good sight in a building or a household. They said that the quality of a toilet or bathroom speaks volumes of how the rest of the structure is maintained. With that said, it's quite common to see some of the most luxurious toilets in many buildings. But amid all the ‘toilet competition’, there is one lavatory that stole the limelight on the internet. And the reason behind his popularity might be a bit different than what you thought. A picture of a toilet was shared on social media, but what stole the show was its door. The door, which had no bottom half, quickly grabbed everyone’s attention as most people found it hilarious. The picture went viral as it gained a lot of reactions. 

The picture was shared on the social media site Reddit, by the Redditor ‘blowingthewinds’. The post was titled, “Infrastructure ki thodi kami hai (Infrastructure lacks a bit).”

(Source: blowingthewinds/ Reddit)

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The post instantly went viral and left the netizens laughing. Most cracked jokes on the ultrastructure and commented made-up jokes on the reason behind such a toilet. Some also handled the post with hilarious memes that are floating on social media. The post was shared a few hours ago and pulled upvotes in hundreds. 

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Taking to the comment section, people shared their views. “Privacy ka tareeka thoda casual hai (Privacy is a bit casual here),” a user said. “At Least you can hide ur face,” added a second person. “Infrastructure banane ka tarika thoda Kazual hai (The infrastructure is a bit casual),” said a third user. “Theek he at least chera to nahi dikhega na ke kon karr ra (It’s okay, at least the person will be able to hide their face),” added a fourth person. “Just looking like a wow,” joked a fifth netizen. “This is a new toilet, the advanced one. You and me, peasants like us won’t understand such high-level designs I guess,” said a sixth user.