Although Bengaluru, which is frequently referred to as India's startup hub, has experienced its share of entrepreneurial moments, "Peak Bengaluru" has reached new heights thanks to a recent initiative by an auto driver.

Auto driver and graduate Samuel Christy is gaining popularity on the internet after a Reddit user posted a picture of his original poster.

The vehicle driver's unconventional fundraising strategy generated a variety of responses on Reddit, illustrating Bengaluru's conflicted feelings toward such business ventures.

"Hello, passenger. My name is Samuel Christy," said the poster that was put up behind the driver's seat. As a recent graduate, I am trying to gather money for my new venture. I would appreciate it if you could speak with me.

"I think that is a tremendous attempt," said one user, expressing gratitude for the driver's effort. I hope he is doing well and that he is successful. With the words, "If he is interested, I could aid him for a price," another user even volunteered to assist.

Some viewed the position with suspicion, while many wished him well. "May God bless him," one comment said, while another cautioned that "the car drivers are the worst scammers in Bengaluru, therefore this may be a fraud too."

Another car driver recently attracted notice for coming up with a novel solution to Bengaluru's ongoing language disputes in a city that is frequently teeming with creative ideas.

The driver showed a pamphlet called "Learn Kannada With Auto Kannadiga" in his car, which included English translations of common Kannada phrases. The goal was to facilitate the acquisition of the local language by non-Kannada speakers throughout their commute.

This well-considered project sought to foster language harmony in a diverse city. The snapshot swiftly went viral after a passenger who saw the brochure posted it on X (previously Twitter). The driver's attempt was commended by social media users, who described it as a clever and amiable strategy for overcoming the language barrier.