Viral Video: Man gets Ratan Tata’s face tattooed, calls him ‘real-life God’; netizens couldn't agree more

While the country mourns the death of the iconic industrialist and philanthropist Ratan Tata, a video of a man getting the legendary business leader's face tattooed on his chest is now going viral on social media.

Tattoo artist Mahesh Chavan, known on Instagram as ‘themustachetattoo,’ shared a heartfelt video of a client who came to get a tattoo. In the video, the man recounted an inspiring story about why he considers Ratan Tata a real-life God.

The man told Chavan that a few years ago when his friend was suffering from cancer, they tried to get treatment at a big hospital. However, the high costs made it nearly impossible for his friend to continue. Then they learnt about Tata Trusts, which offered free medical treatment. The man shared that his friend was admitted and eventually recovered after a few years. He added that this was just one case, the Trust must have saved so many people's lives. Calling Ratan Tata a “real-life God,” the man added that the experience motivated him to adopt Ratan Tata’s principles in his own life.

Netizens have reacted to the viral video. One user wrote, “Best tattoo ever”. Here are a few heartfelt reactions. 

“Kohinoor, India has lost”

"The first person in the world who loves millions and zero haters"

“Ratan Tata ji's talk was something else”

“Legend never die”

“We lost such a great personality”

“Believe me or not, everyone is somehow linked to Ratan Naval Tata.”

Ratan Tata death news:

Ratan Tata breathed his last on Wednesday night at Mumbai's Breach Candy hospital. The 86-year-old industrialist was admitted to the hospital for a regular checkup. Tata was cremated with full state honour at Worli crematorium in Mumbai. After his death, the baton of helming the philanthropic entities that control the Tata conglomerate was passed to his half-brother Noel Naval Tata. A statement by the Tata Trusts stated that the unanimous decision to appoint Noel Tata was taken by the trustees of the Tata Trusts, which together hold about 66 per cent of the group’s holding company, Tata Sons Pvt Ltd.