"Generation Z brothers in Dubai buy the Jio Hotstar domain from a technician in Delhi amid legal tensions; excitement on the internet sparks a game of 'Reverse Uno'."

The dispute over the ownership of Jio Hotstar has taken an unexpected turn following the latest frustrating update from a technician in Delhi, who shared his concerns about his parents' paranoia. The homepage of the domain now reveals its new owners, Jainam and Jivika, two Generation Z siblings from Dubai, who declared they are "on a mission to make a difference." They assert that, although they are young, they believe age is just a number in their efforts to spread kindness and positivity.

During their summer vacation, the siblings embarked on a 50-day tour of India, where they carried out community service activities that were well received, receiving gifts and donations. Part of the money raised was used to acquire the Jio Hotstar domain, with the purpose of “supporting a young software developer in Delhi.” Furthermore, they stated that the domain is available for sale to anyone who wishes to inspire others and continue this positive mission.

The news sparked a wave of memes and humorous comments on social media about this new update. One user wrote, "Uno reverse," while another joked that "this is becoming more interesting than any series on Jio or Hotstar." Some took the opportunity to criticize the current state of India's cricket team, claiming that this game was “better than what Rohit and Gill have played together.” Others recalled the enormous sums spent by the Ambanis on lavish celebrations, suggesting they could have financed the purchase of the domain.

The online community has reacted with praise for the siblings, highlighting how impressive it is to see an "underdog" win for once. Comments like "kudos to the kid" and "plays better than some players on the national team" reflect the joy of many following this unexpected move.