Talk: Indians Put Their Pride At Tim Cook's Feet?

[Anta Assamey]

Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, arrived in India to open stores in Mumbai and Delhi. Madhuri Dixit spent time with him and fed him a Vada Pav. The entire Bollywood industry is behind him for the launch of the stores. Celebrities like AR Rahman also took time out to greet Tim Cook at his Mumbai store. A similar scene happened in Delhi, with people flocking for a glimpse of him.

This may not be big news for many, but it is a historic moment for others. There have been numerous posts and comments on social media that express both sides of the opinions. Here are a few:

"This is a historic phenomenon. It's the pride of India now. We have two Apple stores back to back. The arrival of Tim Cook speaks volumes about the power of Indian consumers," says a netizen.

A reply to this says, "What's the big deal? Apple needs Indian customers. India is the nation with the highest population today. We need not bend our knees for such American CEOs. There is nothing wrong in welcoming a foreign guest with respect, but at the same time, we need to have our self-pride."

A social media post reads - "Indians didn't come out of slavery to white-skinned people. The phenomenon is still lurking in the DNA. That's the reason a man touched Tim Cook's feet in Delhi. Another guy bent down so naturally like a slave at his feudal lord. We do too much of drama, forgetting ourselves."

Another post says, "It's a publicity stunt to some extent, and the rest is a senseless frenzy. The PR agencies in Mumbai and Delhi made their hungama and worked out a huge free publicity for the Apple CEO. Some media houses gave live coverage as well. But for Indian businessmen in the USA, everything comes for a price. Nothing is free there."

"India is vibrant with young population. They naturally tend towards something or someone popular worldwide. Apple products and its CEO are indeed popular for them. So they are showing off their fan moments. There is nothing to bother in this," wrote another netizen.

"Apple needs Indians than India needs Apple store. Our people have been buying Apple phones from different stores in India. Above that Tim Cook didn't set up any Apple manufacturing unit. It's just a store. Funny to see people going crazy", wrote another post. 

Overall, there are mixed responses to the people's reactions to Tim Cook's Indian tour for setting up stores. Whatever it is, he has grabbed big attention, made his fortune and moved on.

[vaakel_saab]

mana DNA la undhi slavery.. em cheyalem

adhe Nadella / Pichai vasthe em cheyam

[ARYA]

is he taking his ashirvaadam?

[Jatka Bandi]

the first thing I want India to change is calling each other sir and ma'am. Cheppandi sir, chepandi ma'am. Cheppandi chaalu. Sir, ma'am anukunta vachi kaallu nakalsina avasaram ledu.

[tennisluvrredux]

1 hour ago, vaakel_saab said:

mana DNA la undhi slavery.. em cheyalem

adhe Nadella / Pichai vasthe em cheyam

 

2 hours ago, Anta Assamey said:

Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, arrived in India to open stores in Mumbai and Delhi. Madhuri Dixit spent time with him and fed him a Vada Pav. The entire Bollywood industry is behind him for the launch of the stores. Celebrities like AR Rahman also took time out to greet Tim Cook at his Mumbai store. A similar scene happened in Delhi, with people flocking for a glimpse of him.

This may not be big news for many, but it is a historic moment for others. There have been numerous posts and comments on social media that express both sides of the opinions. Here are a few:

"This is a historic phenomenon. It's the pride of India now. We have two Apple stores back to back. The arrival of Tim Cook speaks volumes about the power of Indian consumers," says a netizen.

A reply to this says, "What's the big deal? Apple needs Indian customers. India is the nation with the highest population today. We need not bend our knees for such American CEOs. There is nothing wrong in welcoming a foreign guest with respect, but at the same time, we need to have our self-pride."

A social media post reads - "Indians didn't come out of slavery to white-skinned people. The phenomenon is still lurking in the DNA. That's the reason a man touched Tim Cook's feet in Delhi. Another guy bent down so naturally like a slave at his feudal lord. We do too much of drama, forgetting ourselves."

Another post says, "It's a publicity stunt to some extent, and the rest is a senseless frenzy. The PR agencies in Mumbai and Delhi made their hungama and worked out a huge free publicity for the Apple CEO. Some media houses gave live coverage as well. But for Indian businessmen in the USA, everything comes for a price. Nothing is free there."

"India is vibrant with young population. They naturally tend towards something or someone popular worldwide. Apple products and its CEO are indeed popular for them. So they are showing off their fan moments. There is nothing to bother in this," wrote another netizen.

"Apple needs Indians than India needs Apple store. Our people have been buying Apple phones from different stores in India. Above that Tim Cook didn't set up any Apple manufacturing unit. It's just a store. Funny to see people going crazy", wrote another post. 

Overall, there are mixed responses to the people's reactions to Tim Cook's Indian tour for setting up stores. Whatever it is, he has grabbed big attention, made his fortune and moved on.

Idi greatandhra article kadaa, morning chadiva.

Kinda comment inka comedy ga undi, idi nuvvena post chesindi @Telugodura456?

 

Sunil Chowdary2h

White people are the most superior race on the planet, we have to agree with that. They ruled the world and continue to rule the world through soft power and their influence on media, pop culture etc. Indians are one rung above the Africans when it comes to that, so we are one of the least powerful races in the world no doubt.

 

 

Situation would have been different if Kammas had all the power in the nation, look at how our visionary leader CBN got IT into India and esp Hyderabad. If not for him, none of us would be even able to use a laptop. The solution is for everyone to bow down to Kammas and hand them over power, CBN should have become PM and India would have been a superpower by now.

 

[Anta Assamey]

2 hours ago, ARYA said:

is he taking his ashirvaadam?

Job istadu emo ani try chestunadu emo...

[Gaali_Gottam_Govinda]

27 minutes ago, tennisluvrredux said:

 

Idi greatandhra article kadaa, morning chadiva.

Kinda comment inka comedy ga undi, idi nuvvena post chesindi @Telugodura456?

 

Sunil Chowdary2h

White people are the most superior race on the planet, we have to agree with that. They ruled the world and continue to rule the world through soft power and their influence on media, pop culture etc. Indians are one rung above the Africans when it comes to that, so we are one of the least powerful races in the world no doubt.

 

 

Situation would have been different if Kammas had all the power in the nation, look at how our visionary leader CBN got IT into India and esp Hyderabad. If not for him, none of us would be even able to use a laptop. The solution is for everyone to bow down to Kammas and hand them over power, CBN should have become PM and India would have been a superpower by now.

 

Idhi evado troll cheyyataniki raasinattu undi.........

[Jatka Bandi]

3 minutes ago, Anta Assamey said:

Job istadu emo ani try chestunadu emo...

job leka pothe atani munduki ela vellagaladu.. raatri room ki nannu pilavandi sir ani adugutunnattu vundi..

[jalsa01]

37 minutes ago, tennisluvrredux said:

 

Idi greatandhra article kadaa, morning chadiva.

Kinda comment inka comedy ga undi, idi nuvvena post chesindi @Telugodura456?

 

Sunil Chowdary2h

White people are the most superior race on the planet, we have to agree with that. They ruled the world and continue to rule the world through soft power and their influence on media, pop culture etc. Indians are one rung above the Africans when it comes to that, so we are one of the least powerful races in the world no doubt.

 

 

Situation would have been different if Kammas had all the power in the nation, look at how our visionary leader CBN got IT into India and esp Hyderabad. If not for him, none of us would be even able to use a laptop. The solution is for everyone to bow down to Kammas and hand them over power, CBN should have become PM and India would have been a superpower by now.

 

Edo paytm fake propaganda to create anti on bread and breed

[Ryzen_renoir]

30 minutes ago, Gaali_Gottam_Govinda said:

Idhi evado troll cheyyataniki raasinattu undi.........

It's hard to differentiate it when it comes to them tbh

[tennisluvrredux]

57 minutes ago, Ryzen_renoir said:

It's hard to differentiate it when it comes to them tbh

Exactly, naa friend okadundevadu he used to genuinely think CBN should have become PM and India would have become Singapore

[Gaali_Gottam_Govinda]

On 4/21/2023 at 3:35 PM, Ryzen_renoir said:

It's hard to differentiate it when it comes to them tbh

LOL True.... this bajana chillar batch is not limited to CBN...... Jagan, KCR, Modi, etc ki kooda masth untaru...... US lo trump tatha fans..... its hard to find what is real and what is troll these days 

[Bendapudi_english]

On 4/21/2023 at 3:33 PM, tennisluvrredux said:

Exactly, naa friend okadundevadu he used to genuinely think CBN should have become PM and India would have become Singapore

[Ryzen_renoir]

51 minutes ago, Gaali_Gottam_Govinda said:

LOL True.... this bajana chillar batch is not limited to CBN...... Jagan, KCR, Modi, etc ki kooda masth untaru...... US lo trump tatha fans..... its hard to find what is real and what is troll these days 

Not true, there isn't any Politician in the world who claims to have invented computers , cellphones , corona vaccines , toll roads , national highways , etc 

Not just limited to india , in the entire world 

[futureofandhra]

On 4/21/2023 at 1:35 PM, tennisluvrredux said:

 

Idi greatandhra article kadaa, morning chadiva.

Kinda comment inka comedy ga undi, idi nuvvena post chesindi @Telugodura456?

 

Sunil Chowdary2h

White people are the most superior race on the planet, we have to agree with that. They ruled the world and continue to rule the world through soft power and their influence on media, pop culture etc. Indians are one rung above the Africans when it comes to that, so we are one of the least powerful races in the world no doubt.

 

 

Situation would have been different if Kammas had all the power in the nation, look at how our visionary leader CBN got IT into India and esp Hyderabad. If not for him, none of us would be even able to use a laptop. The solution is for everyone to bow down to Kammas and hand them over power, CBN should have become PM and India would have been a superpower by now.

 

fake posts tho jaffas enni days game run chestaro 

anyways it depends on wisdom of individuals