During Ramadan, even the smallest moments can carry deeper meaning. Recognizing this, Robi has extended its ongoing campaign “Chotto Ekta Kaaje Hajaro Icchepuron” into a unique digital touchpoint—inside the Foodpanda platform.
The idea behind the campaign is simple yet powerful: small acts of goodness can inspire larger change. By encouraging people to perform everyday good deeds, the initiative aims to create a ripple effect where kindness spreads from one person to another.
Turning Waiting into a Moment of Reflection
Ordering food during Ramadan—especially close to Iftar—often comes with anticipation. As users track their delivery, many repeatedly check the timer, growing impatient as they wait.
Robi’s campaign taps into this exact moment.
When Foodpanda users are waiting for their orders, they encounter a contextual message reminding them that patience itself can be a small act of goodness. The visual carries the line:
“ছোট একটা ধৈর্যের পরীক্ষাই হতে পারে এই রমজানে ছোট একটা ভালো কাজ।”
(A small test of patience can be a small act of goodness this Ramadan.)

By reframing waiting as an opportunity to practice patience, the campaign transforms a potentially frustrating moment into a reflective one.
This is a part of Robi’s current major campaign. Have a look:
A Contextual Digital Intervention
What makes this initiative stand out is its contextual placement. Rather than delivering the message through traditional advertising channels, Robi inserts it directly into a real-life situation where impatience commonly occurs.
This approach aligns with the spirit of Ramadan—encouraging mindfulness, empathy, and restraint in everyday interactions.
Small Acts, Bigger Impact
Through “Chotto Ekta Kaaje Hajaro Icchepuron,” Robi continues to reinforce the idea that meaningful change doesn’t always come from grand gestures. Sometimes, even a brief moment of patience can contribute to making the environment around us a little better.
In a digital age where speed is often expected instantly, Robi’s message is a timely reminder: good often begins with patience.
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