Zomato shares heartwarming Diwali message. Reactions to viral post will leave you teary-eyed

Zomato shared an emotional message for their fans and followers on Diwali in a heartwarming post on social media.

In a heartwarming post on social media, Zomato shared an emotional message for their fans and followers to commemorate Diwali on November 4. Zomato, in their post, shared a statement to greet families who lost their members to Covid in the wake of the deadly second wave earlier this year. pic.twitter.com/jNVWZAXpKo Thank you Zomato. My mum lighted the lamps last year. 3 months later she was no more. Feeling lost. You are so brave and like all those other bravehearts who lost there loved ones! and may we don't see those times again .amen Missing my maa though I know she is happily blessing me from heaven !! Thanks Zomato .. lost my brother this year.. trying hard to feel ok on Diwali but can’t. Every minute thinking about him. This diwali isn't same anymore, many homes lost their Ghar ka Deepak in the 2nd wave I’m not Indian but thank you for this thoughtful tweet. Every day, every festival, from the last 4 months marks a first without my dad who was my life’s light.There will be no Diwali for me now but I wish happiness to all too and healing to those who need it Thanks @zomato March 2021 still haunts me,Was literally watching from balcony, all families celebrating, kids lighting patakha, lighting, celebrations.. this is first diwali,my father is not in home, in that chair... Was feeling so down..Diwali will never be the same again.. Empathy.. what the world needs now Missing my mom. We could not save her and lost her to Covid. Every small ocassion reminds me of her. She was the motivation/ fighting force behind my dad, my sis and importantly me.# My biggest loss in Life# Thanks for keeping us In ur thoughts... Lost my sister after she gave birth to twin boys last year 5 days after Diwali .i dunno whether I will ever celebrate Diwali again but I hope the babies have a happy and beautiful Diwali... And life.... Always. Thank you for putting out the feeling. Many of my cousins have lost their lives in this pandemic so honouring their memories have decided not to celebrate Diwali festival this year. @zomato Thank you for thinking differently and respecting the feelings towards our loved ones who passed away earlier this year. Yes. Diwali will never be the same for me. But the spirit of Diwali will continue to lift our spirits up !! This post remind me of my close friend who lost her brother in the second wave. All festivals have lost appeal for her family. No words of consolation is enough for her and her parents. I hope she find happiness again in her life. First diwali without papaevery line that you have written is relatable, also, things will never be same againever!But thanks for this post

"To the homes that didn’t put up lights this year, where sweets have lost their taste for all, where the loss suffered at the start of the year is now making every occasion feel small. We know that it may be too soon to be happy, but we hope you find happiness again soon,” Zomato said in their post.