Meet Sq Feet Subbu, your real estate tips master!

What is common between a cyclone and Chetan Bhagat? Both are natural disasters-  This PJ ends the hilarious yet interesting video on home insurance by Sq Feet Subbu a.k.a Venkatesh. The video is part of a campaign for DRA Homes, a real estate company that has recently entered the real estate market in Chennai. This funny video series is called "Open Secrets" and features Venkatesh, a stand-up comedian, popularly known as Mr. Bean of Chennai. The video series is aimed at helping buyers with making an informed choice while purchasing a house. 

Source: One of the comic panels that's appeared in an
English paper. One of those witty one liners that Sq Subbu
utters to make a point about home buying.
A house is the most prized possession. Built out of years of hard earned money, embellished with love and care, a house is not merely a structure but a place where memories are etched. Needless to say, even a minor impairment to it can ruin our happiness. Though we care for our house and can prevent it from any man-made damages but keeping it safe from natural disasters might not be so easy. This is where having a home insurance helps. And, this is exactly what Sq Feet Subbu explains in his thick Tamil accent but just the way a layman would want to know it. 

Taking a cue from the December floods that ravaged Chennai and how it washed away not just the belongings of the house but also the dreams and aspirations of those people who had given it their all; actor Venkatesh very comically yet succinctly puts together the importance of a home insurance. Drawing parallels between Dhoni and Wriddhiman Saha, Sunny Leone and Poonam Pandey, he strikes the right note and tells you why buying a home insurance is important for you. The video will leave you in splits especially for the comparisons that it brings forth, but it will also abreast you about why you should buy a home insurance.

The Managing Director of DRA Homes, Mr Ranjeet Rathod says the aim of starting fictional character was to educate home buyers. "The response was over 100,000 views in just one month. We have implemented a customer feedback system across touch points to track our customer’s satisfaction levels throughout their purchase cycle and we use ‘Customer delight meter’ to track and address all their concerns immediately," he adds.

In short, a home insurance protects your house against all natural disasters. From earthquakes to floods, fire accidents or any other structural damage, it helps you rebuild your house from scratch. Components or add-on benefits help you protect even the contents of the house. To tell you in Sq Feet Subbu’s words, next time when you buy a house from a real estate builder, ensure you get home insurance as an add on otherwise no one can protect your house against “Hurricane Hillary” or “Typhoon Trump.” 

Watch the video below to know more about home insurance. But do not just laugh and enjoy it rather act on it and secure your abode, for home is where the heart is. 





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