By Admin 
Viral Video: Online cab and auto booking apps running in big cities have definitely made people’s lives easier, but many times fights are seen between passengers and drivers over fares. One such video is becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which an argument over fare is seen between a woman and a Rapido auto driver.
The woman claims that the fare was shown on the app as Rs 112, but after the ride was over, she was asked for Rs 142. After the video went viral, people on social media started raising questions on Rapido’s fair policy. At the same time, many users say that in such cases, not the driver but the glitch in the app system may be responsible.
What came out in the video?
In the viral video, a woman is seen questioning the auto driver about the fare. The woman says that when she booked the ride, the fare shown on the app was Rs 112, but after reaching the destination the fare increased to Rs 142. The woman repeatedly quotes the amount shown in the app while the driver is seen asking for money as per the fare shown on his screen. An argument starts between the two regarding this matter. After this, a person sitting with a woman made this video and this video goes viral on social media.
Rapido fare scam alert! Shows ₹112 but charges ₹142 at end. Avoid fights with drivers over ₹30 diff. App needs transparent pricing! 📹
pic.twitter.com/0SlypdMJ8z— Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) June 18, 2026
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As soon as the video went viral, the debate intensified on the internet.
After the video surfaced, social media seemed divided into two parts. Some people supported the woman, saying that if a fare is shown on the app and the amount is changed later, it could cause trouble for passengers. One user wrote that the woman raised the right question. It is important to raise voice in such matters, so that passengers do not face problems in future. Another user said that this happens many times in Rapido, instead of arguing with the driver, talk to customer support, usually the extra money is refunded. Many people took the side of the auto driver and said that it is not right to hold the driver responsible for such disputes. One user wrote in the comment section that the driver probably looks like an 18-19 year old boy, who is trying to earn his living. It is not right to make a video of it for Rs 30 and post it on social media. Another user commented that if there is a difference in fare then a complaint should be made to the company, the driver asks for the same amount which is visible on his app.
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