A clever play on words involving the Hyundai Verna logo has gone viral, leading to humorous reactions on social media. A Delhi-based Hyundai Verna was recently spotted with a customisation on its rear.
The Verna logo at the back was creatively modified to read “Verna Kya,” turning the car’s name into a witty question.
A popular Hindi phrase, ‘Warna Kya’, meaning “otherwise what?”, is a remark used to challenge someone’s statement and continues to enjoy popularity in Bollywood dialogues and casual conversations.
The appearance of the viral phrase on a Hyundai quickly caught social media attention when a video, likely captured by a car driving behind, was shared online.
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The Internet Was Busy With Wordplay
“Maruti Le Lunga,” a user humorously reacted to the viral video on Instagram.
“I have also done a similar customisation that says ‘verna kya kar lega? (otherwise, what will you do?),” Another user commented.
Echoing similar sentiments, another user noted: “I’m so fascinated by this mischievous world.”
The video, posted last week by an Instagram account @parag_bajpai, has over 2.7 million views and over one lakh likes. Nearly 4,000 comments flooded the viral video, with many users noting that such things can only be found in India.
“Ye baat Hyundai ko maloom nai pdna chahiye (Hyundai should not be able to find out about this),” a user posted.
About Hyundai Verna
The Hyundai Verna model is a popular sedan known for its attractive design. It starts at an ex-showroom price of Rs 10.69 lakh in India, according to Hyundai’s website.
Building on the viral wordplay trend, another user suggested a similar idea for Mahindra vehicles. The user commented, “Mahindra (Singh Dhoni),” showing how fans of former cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni could playfully customise their cars.
Reacting to the video and the memes, a user commented: “Meri shaktiyo ka galat istemaal kiya jaa raha hai maa (my powers are being misused, mom),”, linking the viral trend to the Koi… Mil Gaya meme template.
