India, Feb. 27 -- A wall painting advertisement in Bengaluru's Nayandahalli has caught the internet's attention for an amusing typo. The ad, which promotes a matrimonial service, reads "Bride and Broom Information Centre" instead of "Bride and Groom," sparking a wave of laughter online.

The advertisement further mentions that the service connects people from Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Hindu, and Gujarati communities. However, it was the unexpected "broom" reference that stole the spotlight.

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Social media users flooded the comments with witty remarks. One user joked, "After marriage, the groom will be handed a broom." An...