MUMBAI: With India under extended lockdown, people are going down memory lane by re-watching old television shows and films. And it seems many desi users on Twitter have been hooked on Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge once again. One particular scene from the 1995 blockbuster has caught the attention of desi meme-makers on the micro-blogging site and they can’t have enough of it. Taking two juxtaposed images of Amrish Puri from the Aditya Chopra directorial, people have been churning out memes and the results are hilarious.
The scene is from the superhit film, where one day, in London, Puri’s character Chaudhary Baldev Singh receives a letter from his friend Ajit (Satish Shah), who lives in Punjab, India. He is seen smelling the letter in nostalgia as it reminded him of his homeland. The letter is crucial in the film’s plot as it talks about Ajit wanting to keep a promise he and Baldev made to each other 20 years ago — to have Simran marry his son Kuljeet (Parmeet Sethi).
Now, after 25 years since the film was released, this scene featuring Puri has desi fans hooked, and they can’t stop giving it meme treatment. Have a look at some of the best reactions.
When you get your first salary.
— Raghav Masoom (@comedibanda) April 22, 2020
pic.twitter.com/TorhFhb9HN
moms when she received letters from her mayka in 90s pic.twitter.com/y3z2ElN7pQ
— calm down (@dissociative27) April 22, 2020
When a RCB player gets a call to play for CSK : pic.twitter.com/JBU6QWPdF3
— Savage (@CutestFunniest) April 22, 2020
When a RCB player gets a call to play for CSK : pic.twitter.com/JBU6QWPdF3
— Savage (@CutestFunniest) April 22, 2020
Lockdown में जबबिना काम किए पैसा मिल जाए तब : pic.twitter.com/uA40luJUdK
— Al Bran Starkullah (@Pradhaan_Mantri) April 21, 2020
People after getting thier first pay cheque:- pic.twitter.com/1DCyo3QqYf
— Darsh Sidhwani (@DarshSidhwani) April 21, 2020
When topper of the class finally shares their notes pic.twitter.com/6fKS5kt28J
— Ghar baitho sabh (@Appsfizz) April 21, 2020
No one
— SwatKat(@swatic12) April 21, 2020
Bollywood hero after catching the heroine's flying scarf : pic.twitter.com/vOT5qQjT57
Filmy buffs on Twitter have a penchant to revisit old 90s films and take out any random scene once again to give it a meme treatment. Over the years, users on the platform have picked up many scenes from popular Bollywood films, and one particular one featuring Puri’s line ‘Kabhi aao haveli pe’ too was a hit.
Earlier, other random scenes like ‘Rani Mukerji in coma’ from the movie Har Dil Jo Pyaar Karega and ‘Aishwarya Rai Bachchan holding out sindoor’ from Mohabbatein too became bona fide memes on Twitter.
SOURCE – THE INDIAN EXPRESS
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