A day after five Rafale jets made its landing in Haryana's Ambala air base, an old video of Rafale Pan Masala has once again surfaced on the internet shedding more light on the historic event of the country's military era.
The video had first gone viral in October 2019, ahead of the Rafale handover ceremony in France, where the first Rafale jet was received by Union Ministor Rajnath Singh, reported ANI.
However, the surfacing of the 11-second advertisement video has once more created a lot of buzz. The clip shows two jets flying high in the sky and maneuvering around a 'Rafale Pan Masala' packet while the tagline shows 'Jan Juban Ki' in Hindi.
It has been reported to be from Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh.
Kanpur has already started manufacturing Rafale. A proud moment for all Indians pic.twitter.com/XPNxd3xL06
— KaptanHindustan (@GautamTrivedi_) July 29, 2020
With the video going crazy viral once more, netizens have taken to the social media to make hilarious comments, pointing out how Rafale pan masala appeared in India before the Rafale Jets, hence leaving no stone upturned for the country to become 'Atmanirbhar Bharat'.
Replugging this classic advertisement for old times' sake!#RafalePowersIndia! pic.twitter.com/8v8k9NbvFI
— Harpreet (@CestMoiz) July 29, 2020
Rafale pan masala arrived even before the arrival of first batch of Rafale jet#RafaleJets pic.twitter.com/I15tHSeLZ6
— Ayesha Khan (عائشہ) (@AyeshaPathann) July 29, 2020
Biggest achievement!!Do U know that Kanpur has already started local manufacturing of Rafale ?? Wow, i also couldn’t believe it.. Proud moment for all Indians...https://t.co/giZ4zA50Pi
— Jai Shree Ram (@Padiram) July 30, 2020
#RafaleInIndia .... yes in Kanpur #Rafale pan masala.... #RafaleJets pic.twitter.com/JJvnHAcQvn
— AMITABH THAKUR (@AMITABHTHAKUR21) July 30, 2020
What a strike!! Rafale pan masala. ♂️ pic.twitter.com/dRfQTWlzdW
— Lloyd Mathias (@LloydMathias) July 28, 2020
This can happen only in India.#RafalePanMasala@YRDeshmukh @ARanganathan72 @girishkudva @Mbangani pic.twitter.com/YClOx1F37q
— Sachin Banthia (@banthiasachin) July 29, 2020
On July 29, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh welcomed 'Golden Arrows' Rafale jets as it landed in Haryana's Ambala Air Force Station escorted by two Su-30MKIs.
"I congratulate the IAF on a professionally executed ferry. I am sure that 17 Squadron, the Golden Arrows, will continue to live upto their motto of "Udayam Ajasram". I am extremely happy that IAF’s combat capability has got a timely boost," he tweeted.
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