The challenge: 91mobiles was hosting a live event, “Tech Ka Maha-Yudh,” where fan-favorite phone brands battled in real-world tests. They needed an entertaining, non-celebrity host who could actually fix things on the fly. Rohan agreed.
It led to a dead YouTube channel: @RocketRohanStunts. The only video: “How to Fix Your Dad’s Phone - REAL TIPS (No Data Steal).” It had 12 views. But the tips were surprisingly genius—unconventional, hardware-level fixes that no mainstream tech channel knew. phata poster nikhla hero 91mobiles entertainment
“How?!” screamed the brand rep.
“Look at this,” she laughed, filming it for their Instagram. “Phata poster. But nikla hero?” She zoomed in. “Wait. That’s not a prop keyboard. That’s a vintage Nokia 3310 taped to a piece of plywood.” The challenge: 91mobiles was hosting a live event,
He pulled out his Nokia 3310 from his pocket—the very one from the poster. He removed its battery, held it against the foldable’s back for exactly ten seconds, then performed a bizarre button sequence: up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, call, end. It led to a dead YouTube channel: @RocketRohanStunts
The next morning, 91mobiles—the country’s sharpest tech comparison site—was doing a street-level survey for their “Real-World Phone Durability” feature. Their young, sarcastic reviewer, Meera, spotted the torn billboard.