Mumbai, November 7: A wave of playful “apology posts” has taken over Indian social media, with top brands like Reliance Jio, Skoda, Denver, and others joining in. Interestingly, the companies aren’t apologising for any mistakes; instead, they’re humorously “sorry” for being too appealing to resist, turning the trend into a clever marketing moment.
Major Indian brands and celebrities are issuing public apologies, not for mistakes or controversies, but for delighting their customers and fans a little too much. These “apology advertisements” are going viral, with companies using corporate-style letters to humorously apologise for products being too addictive or bringing excessive joy, turning marketing into a playful, tongue-in-cheek exercise. Who Is Rama Duwaji? Meet Zohran Mamdani’s Wife, Acclaimed Artist and New York City’s Future First Lady.
Skoda Says They Are Sorry For 'Turning Drives Into Discoveries'
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Reliance Jio Apologises For Making Life Easier
Sorry, but not sorry. pic.twitter.com/mwZNSrnbNP
— Reliance Jio (@reliancejio) November 7, 2025
Denver For Men Apologises For 'Creating Gentlemen Everywhere'
Official Apology Statement!
So yeah… we might’ve made it hard for others to keep up.
Because when you wear Denver, you smell like a gentleman!
And honestly? We’re not sorry about that. 😌#DenverForMen #ScentOfSuccess #OfficialApology #Trend #NewTrend #MomentMarketing pic.twitter.com/tBCmldI6ZX
— Denver For Men (@DenverForMen) November 6, 2025
What Is Viral ‘Official Apology Statement’ Trend?
Apologies are usually reserved for mistakes, but a new wave of tongue-in-cheek “sorry” posts from major Indian brands has flipped that idea on its head. What began as a playful trend in the Philippines last year has now gone global, with Indian companies enthusiastically joining in. Instead of expressing remorse, they’re humorously apologising for being too good at what they do, a clever twist that’s taken social media by storm. ‘Peak Bengaluru’ Moment: Pillion Rider Wears Frying Pan on Head To Avoid Challan, Video Goes Viral.
In India, the trend was kicked off by Skoda and quickly picked up by big names like T-Series, Reliance Digital, Adani Ambuja Cement, Haldiram’s, Keventers, and Banana Leaf. Each brand has added its own witty spin. Adani Ambuja Cement, for example, “apologised” to customers who can’t drill holes or drive nails into their walls because the cement is simply too strong.
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Nov 07, 2025 05:55 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).













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