The video was shared on Instagram
A catchy one parody song about home delivery food addiction It has gone viral on social media and has struck a chord with many people who relate to this hilarious take on the current dependence on food delivery apps. Internet users Bala, Kanika Gupta and Rohit Chattopadhyay shared the parody on Instagram, creatively reimagining the popular song “Suniyan Suniyan,” originally sung by Juss and MixSingh.
The parody humorously highlights the growing reliance on food delivery services, poking fun at those who prefer to order food delivery instead of cooking at home. With lyrics like “Ghar pe jab aata tha toh pizza laya kyu? Anda hi kha leta, ye momo khaya kyu?” (Why did you order pizza when you had flour at home? You should have eaten eggs, why did you eat momos?), the song humorously questions the choices of those who can’t resist the convenience of food delivery.
Many viewers could see their own habits reflected in the lyrics. One user jokingly commented: “This video shouldn’t reach my mom,” while another commented: “This song will never be the same.”
Fans of the parody were quick to praise the creators for their wit. One comment read, “It’s so good and so aggressive at the same time.” Another user appreciated the effort and said, “I loved the way you presented it… Your lyrics, your background music and those punchlines… Bhigad Gaya Tu… Awesome… I hope you set a new record every time you release a new song… God bless you.”
Another viewer summed up the general sentiment, calling the parody “Bahut behtareen sa taana aur gaana hai ye” (This is a spoof and a very excellent song).
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