'Money Heist' Part 5 Vol 1: Indian firm gives employees leave to watch Netflix series
‘Money Heist’ is undoubtedly one of the biggest shows in the world right now and the viewership records that the show has made are incredible. The show, which was originally released in Spain via a local entertainment channel, did not get the recognition it deserved during its initial release.
However, everything changed when Netflix came in and acquired the rights of the series, making it a worldwide phenomenon. People have started wearing t-shirts from the show and even made the Italian protest folk song ‘Bella Ciao’ a global success. Now, after the long wait of 17 months, ‘Money Heist’ is coming out with Volume One of its final season and fans can’t wait for the series to arrive.
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Netflix Money Heist Part 5 Vol 1 release date and spoilers for final edition
Everyone knows that people would take a day off to see it, so an Indian firm has gone a step ahead to make things easy for its employees. An Indian firm called ‘Verve Logic’ has become a social media sensation after it announced that it will be giving a “day off” to its employees for watching the newest edition of ‘Money Heist’.
Yes, you heard it right. The Indian organization is giving a holiday to its workers for watching the Spanish phenomenon.
‘Netflix and chill’ holiday
The notification went viral when a social media user shared the email sent by the CEO of Verve Logic, which said that the firm has decided to declare a ‘Netflix and chill holiday’ on September 3. The notification also stated that the holiday has been announced because they don’t want to read emails with “false leaves” and hear “numbers being switched off”. The CEO also thanked the workers for their hard work during the pandemic and noted that they deserve this break.
“We have taken this initiative not just to save an attack on our emails with false leaves, see mass bunks and numbers being switched off but because we know sometimes ‘Moments of Chill be the Best Pills for Energy at Work’. So grab the popcorn, and be prepared to wave a final bye to our most loved professor and the entire caste,” the notification read.
Have Been Going Over the Love We have Received.!
— Verve Logic (@VerveLogic) August 30, 2021
Yes it is real and we are absolutely happy to announce an off on 3rd September naming it to be "Netflix & Chill Holiday" on the release of final season of #MoneyHeist @NetflixIndia- Please don't end this one! "Kehdo Ye Juth Hai"❤️ pic.twitter.com/M9RmFbZPOi
The CEO concluded the notification with “Bella Ciao, Bella Ciao.”
The company confirmed the news on its official social media account and said that they are really happy to announce this holiday. The post read, “Have Been Going Over the Love We have Received.! Yes, it is real and we are absolutely happy to announce an off on 3rd September naming it to be "Netflix & Chill Holiday" on the release of the final season of #MoneyHeist.”
Netflix also chipped in and got a shoutout for this amazing gesture.
We had our "bank work" excuse ready for our boss but this is fantastic! 💯 https://t.co/2wb5c6MORm
— Netflix India (@NetflixIndia) August 30, 2021
While talking to an Indian media outlet, Abhishek Jain, CEO of Verve Logic said that there has been a lot of excitement about the series in our office, so we decided to give them a fun holiday for all the hard work they have done during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Now, we all wish that we worked in a firm like this.
What will happen in ‘Money Heist’ Season 5 Vol 1?
The first volume will see the gang, which has been stuck inside the Bank of Spain for over 100 hours, getting ready for an all-out war. On the other hand, the Professor has been tied up to a chair by Alicia and for the first, doesn’t have an escape plan. Just when it seems like nothing else could go wrong, an enemy comes on the scene that is much more powerful than any they’ve faced: the army. The end is approaching and everyone is getting ready to face the worst situation ever.
‘Money Heist’ Part 5 Vol. 1 will be premiering exclusively on Netflix on Friday, September 3.