Ranveer Singh Gets His Own McDonald's Meal, The Ranveer Singh Meal: Here's What's Inside!

Last Updated:
Ranveer Singh Joins McDonald's India (North & East) as Brand Ambassador, Launches 'The Ranveer Singh Meal'
McDonald's India (North & East), one of the country's most loved restaurant brands, has onboarded Bollywood powerhouse Ranveer Singh as its new brand ambassador. As part of this partnership, the brand has also launched The Ranveer Singh Meal, a limited-time offering curated from the actor's personal McDonald's favourites—an initiative inspired by the brand's global Famous Orders platform.
With his favourite McDonald's order now on the menu, Ranveer Singh joins a global league of icons like BTS and Travis Scott, who have had signature meals named after them. His vibrant energy, cultural relevance, and strong connection with young audiences make him a natural fit for a brand that stands for fun, flavour, and fan love across generations.
Commenting on the association, Anant Agarwal, Vice-Chairperson, CPRL (McDonald's India – North & East), said, 'Ranveer embodies what McDonald's stands for- vibrant and joyful. This collaboration is rooted in fan truth and the deep emotional bond people share with McDonald's, reflecting real moments of joy and nostalgia, told through the lens of a genuine McDonald's fan. We're thrilled to welcome him to the McDonald's family and to launch The Ranveer Singh Meal, a true celebration of fandom and flavour that resonates with fans of all ages, from youth and millennials to families."
Speaking about the partnership, Ranveer Singh said, 'I'm thrilled to join the McDonald's India (North & East) family as their brand ambassador! McDonald's has always been my favourite, just like it is for so many of us! I'm super excited to now have my very own meal with them, which I can share with my audience. It's full of flavour and full of fun—just how I like it! It's special to have a McDonald's meal named after myself; I can't wait for my fans to try it."
The Ranveer Singh Meal, available from 13 June, is a 3-piece combo featuring two burger options—McVeggie (Xplode) for vegetarians and McChicken (Xplode) for non-vegetarians—paired with a Bobaaa drink and Golden Pop Fries. Inspired by Ranveer's lively persona, both burgers are enhanced with a new chilli and creamy Xplode sauce and topped with golden crispy onions. This bold twist brings richer flavours and a delightful crunch, transforming familiar favourites into something new and crave-worthy.
Completing the meal are the all-new Golden Crispy Pops, bite-sized potato snacks delivering the perfect crunch-pop combo, ideal for snacking. Rounding it off is the limited-edition Bobaaa Blast, a drink launching for the first time in India, featuring a generous scoop of popping boba pearls for a fun, sippable treat.
With this launch, McDonald's brings fans closer to their favourite star through a celebration of taste, nostalgia, and iconic McDonald's moments. This partnership reinforces a universal truth: McDonald's is everybody's favourite. Whether it's a celebrity or a customer walking into a restaurant, the emotional bond remains timeless, joyful, and inclusive.

Try Our AI Features

Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:

Learn with AIFact CheckingText to SpeechAI Summary

Related Articles

Hindustan Times

6 hours ago

• Hindustan Times

BTS gears up for 2026 comeback as Suga completes military service

BTS rapper and songwriter Suga has officially completed his mandatory military service, marking the discharge of all seven members of the K-pop band from South Korea's conscription system, according to an Associated Press report. BTS' label, Big Hit Entertainment (which is now part of Hybe), confirmed that Suga completed his alternative service duties on Wednesday after using his pending leave days. His official discharge date was set for June 21, Saturday. The agency has not organised any public event for the occasion, citing concerns about overcrowding, the report added. File photo of BTS star Suga(AP) Suga, whose real name is Min Yoongi, served as a social service agent due to his past shoulder surgery, the Associated Press reported earlier. Also known as August D, he was the last of the group to complete his national duty. Unlike his bandmates, who served in the army, his alternative service involved civilian work. Suga's discharge from mandatory service has now opened the door for BTS to reunite as a group with plans for a full comeback in 2026. Also read: BTS to make their full group comeback in March 2026? Here's what we know Group leader RM discharged last week Last week, four of the seven-member band were discharged from the military. RM, aka Kim Namjoon and V, aka Kim Taehyung, were discharged on June 10, followed by Jimin and Jungkook a day later. All four began their military duties in December 2023. Jin, the eldest member, was the first to enlist in December 2022 and was discharged in June 2024. J-Hope, aka Jung Hoseok, completed his service in October 2024. South Korea's Military Service Act Under South Korea's mandatory conscription law, all able-bodied men aged 18 to 28 must serve 18 to 21 months in the military. While Olympic athletes and classical musicians were given exemptions, K-pop idols were not granted any despite their global influence, the AP report stated. However, in 2020, the South Korean government revised their Military Service Act, which allowed prominent entertainers like BTS to postpone their enlistment until age 30. This gave the group more time to continue their global success before serving. However, rumors over probable exemptions for BTS intensified public debate in 2022 with opinions divided. Ultimately, the band members and the agency announced in October 2022 that all seven members would be fulfilling their obligations without seeking exemptions. Now, with military service behind them, fans worldwide can look forward to BTS' long-anticipated reunion and the next chapter in their remarkable journey. FAQs 1. Has Suga been officially discharged from military service? Yes, Suga has completed his alternative military service. His official discharge date is Saturday, but he finished his duties earlier this week. 2. What kind of military service did Suga perform? Suga served as a social service agent, an alternative form of mandatory service due to medical reasons, unlike other members who served in the military. 3. When will BTS reunite as a full group? The group is expected to reunite sometime in 2026, now that all seven members have completed their service. 4. Who was the first BTS member to enlist? Jin was the first to enlist in December 2022, followed by J-Hope, RM, V, Jimin, Jung Kook, and finally Suga.

News18

7 hours ago

• News18

Priyanka Chopra Proves She's The Diva In A Black Bodycon Dress On The Tonight Show

Last Updated: Priyanka Chopra appeared on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon to promote her upcoming movie, Heads of State. The actor stunned in a strapless black bodycon dress. Actor Priyanka Chopra is gearing up for the release of her upcoming film, Heads of State. To promote this action comedy, the actor made an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. For her appearance on the talk show, she channelled her diva energy as she stunned in a black bodycon dress that showed off her fit frame. Taking to their Instagram, the official page of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon gave fans a glimpse of Priyanka Chopra on set, sharing behind-the-scenes photos and a short clip of her teaching Jimmy Fallon how to throw a punch. Dressed to impress, Priyanka opted for a bold black bodycon dress paired with statement jewels from Bvlgari. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Tonight Show (BTS) (@fallontonightbts) For her appearance, Priyanka opted for a strapless sleek black leather dress. The dress came with a plunging square neckline, subtly showcasing her décolletage. The figure-hugging fit sculpted her frame perfectly, while a slit at the back allowed for graceful movement. Hitting just at the knee, the dress blended power with polish – a timeless twist on the classic LBD and a perfect choice for your next night out. To elevate the look, Priyanka slipped into a pair of sharp black heels and layered on an eye-catching silver choker necklace from Bvlgari, sparkling with diamonds. A statement diamond ring added extra drama. Her beauty look was just as impactful, soft waves with a centre part and sculpted face-framing bangs, paired with feathered brows, fluttery lashes, a glossy berry lip, radiant highlighter, lightly flushed cheeks, and a soft pink shimmer on the eyes for a touch of understated glamour. Scheduled to release in theatres on July 2, Priyanka Chopra shares the screen with John Cena and Idris Elba in Heads of State. The actor plays the role of an MI6 agent in this Ilya Naishuller directorial. As Noel Bisset, Priyanka's character will be seen protecting Idris and John. The movie also stars Jack Quaid, Paddy Considine, Stephen Root, and Carla Gugino.

Time of India

7 hours ago

• Time of India

Your playlist reveals a lot about you

Whether you're swaying to soulful Sufi, headbanging to rock, humming along to pop, or losing yourself in the intricacies of classical or hip hop, your music choices are far more than mere background noise. Your go-to genres could well be a window into your personality, emotions, and state of mind. On World Music Day, experts weigh in on what your listening habits might be telling you about you. Your playlist reflects your personality There's no one-size-fits-all rule, but certain genres are often tied to common personality traits. 'Heavy genres may appeal to those in emotionally intense life phases,' expresses Kiara Jain, a lifestyle coach, adding, 'Whereas instrumental music may be preferred by people who are more agreeable and calm. Pop fans, on the other hand, are often highly social and extroverted.' Supporting this view and citing a 2020 Delhi University study, Kshama Dwivedi, a Bhopal-based psychologist, says, 'Extroverts frequently favour fast-paced, high-energy music like Bollywood or Punjabi tunes, while introverts lean towards softer, more introspective sounds like ghazals, classical music, or instrumentals.' The psychology behind musical choices From soothing ghazals to bold rock anthems, the music we choose says far more about us than we often realise. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 5 Books Warren Buffett Wants You to Read In 2025 Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo Kshama adds, 'It can reflect our emotional states, social selves, internal struggles, and phases of life… The tunes we choose are also influenced by our mood — uplifting beats when we're low, mellow tracks when we wish to reflect.' The experts state that sad music doesn't always intensify sadness—it can help people process complex emotions. Listening to sad songs isn't merely a passive experience; it can be a therapeutic one… Research in music therapy shows that sad music can provide emotional release, validation, and even comfort, especially when people struggle to express those emotions outwardly Saarika R, a psychologist A 2019 study from IIT Bombay suggests that listening to melancholic music can boost emotional well-being. It provides emotional support and a sense of understanding Kshama Dwivedi, a psychologist Music reflects the mind A carefully curated playlist can lift your spirits, offer emotional comfort, and even reveal key aspects of your personality. 'Music holds a unique power to evoke emotion, memory, and healing,' says Saarika R, a Bangalore-based psychologist. Explaining it further, she shares, 'From a psychological perspective, our listening patterns — whether it's playing the same track on repeat or curating late-night playlists — can offer deep insight into our mental state and emotional needs. ' According to Saarika, repetition in music listening is often linked to emotional resonance. 'When individuals return to a particular song, they are often reconnecting with the emotions tied to it. This is especially evident in how nostalgic tunes — like the Doordarshan jingle or the Hamara Bajaj ad — can transport a listener back in time, allowing them to momentarily relive past versions of themselves,' she adds. Changing playlists reflect a changing you As we grow, our music preferences shift, often reflecting internal changes. 'Shifts in music preference can reflect changes in life stages, personality, or emotional growth,' Saarika explains. 'A transition from high-energy music to more introspective genres may indicate a psychological shift — perhaps a period of reflection, healing, or maturity.' Kiara Jain, lifestyle coach, agrees. 'When a teenager is in their rebel phase, aggressive lyrics in hip hop or rap may help them form their identity. As they grow older, they may prefer the softer tones of country or jazz, which suit their calmer lifestyle.' Your social life shapes your soundtrack While personality plays a key role, our social surroundings and upbringing also shape musical preferences. Kiara shares, 'Our environment plays an important role. Cultural expectations around being mature may lead people to opt for instrumental music in public, while privately their taste may be entirely different.' Friendship and peer groups, too, can influence our playlists. 'If a friend introduces you to a particular genre and constantly listens to it, you may end up developing a taste for it as well,' Kiara adds. WHAT RESEARCH STUDIES REVEAL - A study of 70,000 people across 36 countries found that shared music preferences reflect personality traits and enhance romantic compatibility, especially among empathetic and open individuals - 'Music at the very beginning stages of dating or meeting someone can help the 'getting to know you' process,' says David Greenberg, a research associate at the University of Cambridge, to The Guardian - According to a three-part study conducted a few years ago, close to 75% of listeners believe their Spotify Wrapped or Apple Music Replay reflects their personality, with many viewing it as a digital diary and even factoring it into dating decisions. One step to a healthier you—join Times Health+ Yoga and feel the change