Truck's Hilarious 'I Need Saheli' Message Offers Singles a 'Lift' During Valentine's Week

Valentine’s Day looms just a week ahead, and the countdown to February 14th has commenced with gusto. As the days inch closer, singles find themselves hoarding their sorrows, unable to bask in the lovey-dovey festivities, though they find solace in memes. Yet, fear not, for those flying solo but yearning to convey their sentiments to a special someone, the perfect inspiration has arrived courtesy of an unlikely source – a truck driver, delivering it all with a hearty dose of laughter!

A viral video features a brilliantly rhymed message adorning the back of a truck, guaranteed to tickle your funny bone. “I need Saheli, jo baat kare Daily, hai koi Velli,” reads the message, accompanied by a contact number presumably belonging to the individual yearning for a Saheli (a female friend or potential girlfriend).

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Isn’t this the perfect muse for singles seeking a witty approach to professing their love? After all, men with a sense of humour are often at the top of a woman’s list of favourites.

No need for thanks, credit goes to the ‘X’ user, @swatic12, who shared the video on social media, leaving everyone in stitches.

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“@Tinder_India he’s doing better than ya.. teased one commenter, poking fun at the popular online dating application. Another quipped, “Ninja Technique to set bandi.” “Literally My friend Toofan looking for a girlfriend,” remarked the third.

Earlier, a truck driver stole the spotlight with a particularly quirky message that had everyone doubled over with laughter. The ‘Hinglish’ used in the message brought back memories of our linguistic attempts at school. If that doesn’t jog your memory, the viral picture took us on a nostalgic trip down memory lane. The message on the truck underwent a comical transformation from ‘Buri Nazar Wale Tera Muh Kaala,’ a phrase typically employed to fend off ill intentions and jealousy, to the uproarious ‘Bad Nazar Wale Your Face Will Be Black.’

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Trucks – where every journey is a joyride and the laughter never hits a red light!