Mumbai: A woman’s hilarious scribbles on a seemingly routine bank deposit form have transformed it into a viral sensation.
The form, allegedly from a State Bank of India (SBI) branch, surfaced online on Thursday, showcasing witty remarks and quirky doodles that have left netizens in splits.
Shared widely across social media platforms, the document has sparked laughter and speculation about the woman’s identity and her playful antics.
Instead of sticking to standard details, the woman reportedly filled the form with humorous notes, including a cheeky remark about depositing “love and happiness” alongside a modest sum. She also doodled smiley faces and wrote playful jibes, such as “Bank mein paisa nahi, sirf dil hai” (No money in the bank, only heart).
The form, verified as genuine by some users but unconfirmed by SBI, has garnered thousands of likes and shares, with many praising her creativity. “This is peak Indian humour!” one X user commented, while others dubbed her the “queen of desi wit”.
Bank officials have remained tight-lipped, with no official statement from SBI confirming or denying the incident. Some speculate the form was a prank, while others believe it reflects the woman’s light-hearted protest against bureaucratic monotony. Regardless, the viral post has resonated with millions, highlighting how a dash of humour can lighten even the most tedious tasks. As the internet continues to buzz, this anonymous woman’s quirky deposit slip has become a delightful reminder of India’s knack for finding joy in the everyday.