iPhone 16 as Diwali gift! Delhi company surprises employees with smartphones; watch their reactions in viral video

A Delhi-based company has grabbed social media attention after surprising its employees with iPhone 16 smartphones as Diwali gifts.

The company, located in Rohini, New Delhi, posted a video of the festive celebrations on its official Instagram account. The clip shows iPhone 16 handsets placed on employees' desks, with each smartphone decorated with a ribbon as part of the Diwali celebrations.

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Delhi company gifts iPhone 16 smartphones to employees

The gesture has gone viral on social media, with several users appreciating the company's generous Diwali gifts. While many organisations traditionally distribute sweets, festive hampers or utility items among employees, this company chose to celebrate the occasion by gifting smartphones.

The video features iPhones in different colours, including white, green, blue and black, neatly placed in front of computers on employees' workstations.

Towards the end of the video, several women employees can be seen expressing their happiness and excitement after receiving the gifts.

Company’s Diwali gift video goes viral on social media

Sharing the video on Instagram, the company captioned the post, "No competition. Aapko kya mila? (What did you get?)"

The post quickly attracted attention, with social media users flooding the comments section with appreciation and humorous reactions.

One user commented, "mere ko bhi job mein rakh lo...please”, while another wrote, “Mujhe bhi bula lo apni company me”.

The video has sparked conversations about employee appreciation and the kind of festive surprises companies can offer their workforce during Diwali.

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