Did you spot the error in this Dr Lal Pathlabs advertisement? Twitter did. And can't stop laughing

Can you spot the mistale this Dr Lal Pathlabs advertisement?

To err is human. And so is making a little harmless fun over that error.

Errors often grab eyeballs, especially when a minister or a big-shot makes the mistake. Twitter has had quite a few 'ROFL' moments in the past.

Yesterday, yet another advertorial goof-up made the day for Twitter.

This time, the onus was on Dr Lal PathLabs Limited – service provider of diagnostic and related healthcare tests – and it's massive billboard posted somewhere in Kolkata.

Now, look at the image above.

A doctor examining an X-ray report earnestly, as the company lists out services offered on the side. Right?

Wrong. Look again.

Found anything wrong? May be the X-ray?

That's right. The 'supposed' doctor on the billboard is holding the X-ray upside down.

Quick to notice, Twitter was filled up amusing reactions:

@lalpathlabs really : Are you nuts??

1) Put saner people on the advertising job

2) Hire real doctors who know how to hold an X ray pic.twitter.com/SmFxLSfAdT

— The Good Doctor (@Kaalateetham) July 30, 2017

@lalpathlabs this was bound to happen when you take models rather then doctors for promotion. #upsidedownxray pic.twitter.com/GqDMsoeChW

— Dr. Ravinder Chopra (@chopsravi) July 30, 2017

This is what happens when you take a X-ray chest when someone is doing Shirshasana @lalpathlabs #upsidedownxray #yogaxrays #indianblunders pic.twitter.com/n5HZTit0pc

— Jagdish Chaturvedi (@DrJagdishChatur) July 31, 2017

Genius doctors work for @lalpathlabs ...They can read a x-ray upside down #FAIL #advertising #blunder #funny @9GAG pic.twitter.com/Z0QPzHmLb9

— dr.kshitij pawar (@DrKshitijPawar) July 30, 2017

नक़ल के लिए भी अक्ल चाहिए।#X-ray तो सीधा पकड़ लेती मॉडल साहिबा#Doctors #models @lalpathlabs pic.twitter.com/D9qPlkMIW8

— Faizabad Now (@faizabadnow) July 31, 2017

@lalpathlabs I am not sure if this is true but if it's true then it's fucking hilarious, sure not everyone can read an X-Ray! pic.twitter.com/AaGEm8ZvQH

— MAYANK AGARWAL (@Dr_MayankAg) July 30, 2017

Dr Lal Pathlab's official twitter account, however, handled the entire episode with grace.

“We have noticed this too. We apologize for the inconvenience caused and have removed all such hoardings with immediate effect,” they tweeted.