Ravi Kishan is India's accidental meme God. 10 posts that prove it
Actor and BJP MP Ravi Kishan has become the gift that keeps on giving for meme pages. From old interviews to forgotten film scenes, the internet keeps finding fresh reasons to make him trend.
Just when you thought the internet had exhausted its supply of Ravi Kishan memes, another old clip has resurfaced. This time, it is the actor-politician's philosophical take on gaalis (cuss words) that has social media in splits.
In another podcast clip now doing the rounds online, the Bhojpuri actor and BJP MP from Gorakhpur says, "Gaali ek bahut sundar ras bhaav hai." He then adds, "Meri gaaliyon ke baad log mujhe kehte hain ki bhaiya, sun kar bura nahi laga (After hearing my swear words, people often tell me, 'Brother, I didn't feel offended listening to them)."
Naturally, the internet had plenty to say. One user joked, "This is walking intrusive thought." Another commented, "Another day, another banger," while a third quipped, "Gaali: the true love."
Watch the meme here:
Ravi Kishan's never-ending meme era
Jaldi. The late
The latest clip is only the newest addition to Ravi Kishan's ever-growing catalogue of viral moments. Over the years, the actor has become an unlikely favourite of meme pages, with everything from his interviews and podcast appearances to old film scenes, dance videos, off-the-cuff remarks and even scenes from parliament finding multiple lives online.
Perhaps the most iconic of these is his now-famous "Jaldi the late" remark outside Parliament following the news of former Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra Ajit Pawar's death.
Here's the clip:
Home from work
Equally memorable was the time he accidentally said "home from work" instead of "work from home" while speaking about a fuel-saving campaign.
"Home from work is very important. Dobaara woh samay aayega ki agar ghar se aapka kaam ho raha hai toh aap bahar na nikle," he could be heard saying in the clip.
Here's the clip:
NEET Akhbaar
Another clip that refused to leave the internet featured the BJP MP discussing the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak in an ANI interview. While calling for strict punishment for those responsible, he accidentally referred to the NEET question paper as a "newspaper", giving meme pages fresh material.
"Kadi se kadi saza di jaaye ki aane waale bhavishya me koi bhi zurrat na kare iss bharat mein bacchon k bhavishya k sath khele ya NEET akhbaar ko leak karne ki taakat rakhe (The strictest possible punishment should be given so that no one in the future dares to play with the future of our children or has the audacity to leak the NEET newspaper)."
Watch the clip here:
Money follows my brother
Now, it appears the internet isn't waiting for Ravi Kishan to create new viral moments anymore. Instead, it's digging through his old interviews for fresh meme material.
One such throwback from his podcast with YouTuber Raj Shamani is now making the rounds again. Asked whether fame or money matters more, Kishan confidently replied, "Pehchaan, money follows my brother. Money follows. Naam ya daam - naam. Daam toh daud kar ayega." As expected, social media has happily added it to his ever-growing catalogue of viral clips.
Watch all his viral videos here:
'I don't know why I go viral'
Ravi Kishan has often laughed off his internet fame.
At the trailer launch of Maa Behen, he said, "I swear on Mahadev, mujhe nahi malum main kyun viral hota hoon! I said 'home from work'. The other day, 'Jaldi the late'. I am human. People look at me as if I came from another planet. Why do you guys make me viral? I don't know!"
Watch the clip here:
In other interviews, he has maintained that he has never tried to manufacture viral moments. "I've never chased virality. I just stay authentic," he has said, while also crediting Mahadev for his internet popularity.
He has also acknowledged that there is little he can do once a clip catches on. "How many people will I stop? I will be seen somewhere and I will go viral. I know that," he remarked.
Old clips, new audience
Ravi Kishan's online appeal extends well beyond his political appearances. Old Bhojpuri film scenes, energetic dance performances and promotional event clips routinely resurface on social media, often repurposed with trending songs, memes or reaction templates.
One of the most widely shared throwbacks is an arm-wrestling scene from the 2012 Bhojpuri film Kanoon Hamra Mutthi Mein, where a kiss from Nagma's character suddenly gives his character the strength to win.
His exuberant dance clips and devotional performances, including his spirited rendition of Har Har Bhole Namah Shivaya, have also repeatedly found new audiences online.
Watch the clip here:
Podcast appearances have only added to the phenomenon. His animated storytelling, dramatic pauses and unexpected one-liners are tailor-made for short-form videos, ensuring that even years-old clips continue to resurface and trend.
Most recently, Ravi Kishan appeared on the reality show Alliance with his daughter, Rivva Kishan. But his stint was cut short after he announced he had to leave for "desh ki seva".
Watch the moment here:
The internet, of course, wasted no time turning his exit into yet another viral moment. Rivva continued on the show before eventually being eliminated in the later weeks.
Just when you thought the internet had exhausted its supply of Ravi Kishan memes, another old clip has resurfaced. This time, it is the actor-politician's philosophical take on gaalis (cuss words) that has social media in splits.
In another podcast clip now doing the rounds online, the Bhojpuri actor and BJP MP from Gorakhpur says, "Gaali ek bahut sundar ras bhaav hai." He then adds, "Meri gaaliyon ke baad log mujhe kehte hain ki bhaiya, sun kar bura nahi laga (After hearing my swear words, people often tell me, 'Brother, I didn't feel offended listening to them)."
Naturally, the internet had plenty to say. One user joked, "This is walking intrusive thought." Another commented, "Another day, another banger," while a third quipped, "Gaali: the true love."
Watch the meme here:
Ravi Kishan's never-ending meme era
Jaldi. The late
The latest clip is only the newest addition to Ravi Kishan's ever-growing catalogue of viral moments. Over the years, the actor has become an unlikely favourite of meme pages, with everything from his interviews and podcast appearances to old film scenes, dance videos, off-the-cuff remarks and even scenes from parliament finding multiple lives online.
Perhaps the most iconic of these is his now-famous "Jaldi the late" remark outside Parliament following the news of former Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra Ajit Pawar's death.
Here's the clip:
Home from work
Equally memorable was the time he accidentally said "home from work" instead of "work from home" while speaking about a fuel-saving campaign.
"Home from work is very important. Dobaara woh samay aayega ki agar ghar se aapka kaam ho raha hai toh aap bahar na nikle," he could be heard saying in the clip.
Here's the clip:
NEET Akhbaar
Another clip that refused to leave the internet featured the BJP MP discussing the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak in an ANI interview. While calling for strict punishment for those responsible, he accidentally referred to the NEET question paper as a "newspaper", giving meme pages fresh material.
"Kadi se kadi saza di jaaye ki aane waale bhavishya me koi bhi zurrat na kare iss bharat mein bacchon k bhavishya k sath khele ya NEET akhbaar ko leak karne ki taakat rakhe (The strictest possible punishment should be given so that no one in the future dares to play with the future of our children or has the audacity to leak the NEET newspaper)."
Watch the clip here:
Money follows my brother
Now, it appears the internet isn't waiting for Ravi Kishan to create new viral moments anymore. Instead, it's digging through his old interviews for fresh meme material.
One such throwback from his podcast with YouTuber Raj Shamani is now making the rounds again. Asked whether fame or money matters more, Kishan confidently replied, "Pehchaan, money follows my brother. Money follows. Naam ya daam - naam. Daam toh daud kar ayega." As expected, social media has happily added it to his ever-growing catalogue of viral clips.
Watch all his viral videos here:
'I don't know why I go viral'
Ravi Kishan has often laughed off his internet fame.
At the trailer launch of Maa Behen, he said, "I swear on Mahadev, mujhe nahi malum main kyun viral hota hoon! I said 'home from work'. The other day, 'Jaldi the late'. I am human. People look at me as if I came from another planet. Why do you guys make me viral? I don't know!"
Watch the clip here:
In other interviews, he has maintained that he has never tried to manufacture viral moments. "I've never chased virality. I just stay authentic," he has said, while also crediting Mahadev for his internet popularity.
He has also acknowledged that there is little he can do once a clip catches on. "How many people will I stop? I will be seen somewhere and I will go viral. I know that," he remarked.
Old clips, new audience
Ravi Kishan's online appeal extends well beyond his political appearances. Old Bhojpuri film scenes, energetic dance performances and promotional event clips routinely resurface on social media, often repurposed with trending songs, memes or reaction templates.
One of the most widely shared throwbacks is an arm-wrestling scene from the 2012 Bhojpuri film Kanoon Hamra Mutthi Mein, where a kiss from Nagma's character suddenly gives his character the strength to win.
His exuberant dance clips and devotional performances, including his spirited rendition of Har Har Bhole Namah Shivaya, have also repeatedly found new audiences online.
Watch the clip here:
Podcast appearances have only added to the phenomenon. His animated storytelling, dramatic pauses and unexpected one-liners are tailor-made for short-form videos, ensuring that even years-old clips continue to resurface and trend.
Most recently, Ravi Kishan appeared on the reality show Alliance with his daughter, Rivva Kishan. But his stint was cut short after he announced he had to leave for "desh ki seva".
Watch the moment here:
The internet, of course, wasted no time turning his exit into yet another viral moment. Rivva continued on the show before eventually being eliminated in the later weeks.
Just when you thought the internet had exhausted its supply of Ravi Kishan memes, another old clip has resurfaced. This time, it is the actor-politician's philosophical take on gaalis (cuss words) that has social media in splits.
In another podcast clip now doing the rounds online, the Bhojpuri actor and BJP MP from Gorakhpur says, "Gaali ek bahut sundar ras bhaav hai." He then adds, "Meri gaaliyon ke baad log mujhe kehte hain ki bhaiya, sun kar bura nahi laga (After hearing my swear words, people often tell me, 'Brother, I didn't feel offended listening to them)."
Naturally, the internet had plenty to say. One user joked, "This is walking intrusive thought." Another commented, "Another day, another banger," while a third quipped, "Gaali: the true love."
Watch the meme here:
Ravi Kishan's never-ending meme era
Jaldi. The late
The latest clip is only the newest addition to Ravi Kishan's ever-growing catalogue of viral moments. Over the years, the actor has become an unlikely favourite of meme pages, with everything from his interviews and podcast appearances to old film scenes, dance videos, off-the-cuff remarks and even scenes from parliament finding multiple lives online.
Perhaps the most iconic of these is his now-famous "Jaldi the late" remark outside Parliament following the news of former Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra Ajit Pawar's death.
Here's the clip:
Home from work
Equally memorable was the time he accidentally said "home from work" instead of "work from home" while speaking about a fuel-saving campaign.
"Home from work is very important. Dobaara woh samay aayega ki agar ghar se aapka kaam ho raha hai toh aap bahar na nikle," he could be heard saying in the clip.
Here's the clip:
NEET Akhbaar
Another clip that refused to leave the internet featured the BJP MP discussing the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak in an ANI interview. While calling for strict punishment for those responsible, he accidentally referred to the NEET question paper as a "newspaper", giving meme pages fresh material.
"Kadi se kadi saza di jaaye ki aane waale bhavishya me koi bhi zurrat na kare iss bharat mein bacchon k bhavishya k sath khele ya NEET akhbaar ko leak karne ki taakat rakhe (The strictest possible punishment should be given so that no one in the future dares to play with the future of our children or has the audacity to leak the NEET newspaper)."
Watch the clip here:
Money follows my brother
Now, it appears the internet isn't waiting for Ravi Kishan to create new viral moments anymore. Instead, it's digging through his old interviews for fresh meme material.
One such throwback from his podcast with YouTuber Raj Shamani is now making the rounds again. Asked whether fame or money matters more, Kishan confidently replied, "Pehchaan, money follows my brother. Money follows. Naam ya daam - naam. Daam toh daud kar ayega." As expected, social media has happily added it to his ever-growing catalogue of viral clips.
Watch all his viral videos here:
'I don't know why I go viral'
Ravi Kishan has often laughed off his internet fame.
At the trailer launch of Maa Behen, he said, "I swear on Mahadev, mujhe nahi malum main kyun viral hota hoon! I said 'home from work'. The other day, 'Jaldi the late'. I am human. People look at me as if I came from another planet. Why do you guys make me viral? I don't know!"
Watch the clip here:
In other interviews, he has maintained that he has never tried to manufacture viral moments. "I've never chased virality. I just stay authentic," he has said, while also crediting Mahadev for his internet popularity.
He has also acknowledged that there is little he can do once a clip catches on. "How many people will I stop? I will be seen somewhere and I will go viral. I know that," he remarked.
Old clips, new audience
Ravi Kishan's online appeal extends well beyond his political appearances. Old Bhojpuri film scenes, energetic dance performances and promotional event clips routinely resurface on social media, often repurposed with trending songs, memes or reaction templates.
One of the most widely shared throwbacks is an arm-wrestling scene from the 2012 Bhojpuri film Kanoon Hamra Mutthi Mein, where a kiss from Nagma's character suddenly gives his character the strength to win.
His exuberant dance clips and devotional performances, including his spirited rendition of Har Har Bhole Namah Shivaya, have also repeatedly found new audiences online.
Watch the clip here:
Podcast appearances have only added to the phenomenon. His animated storytelling, dramatic pauses and unexpected one-liners are tailor-made for short-form videos, ensuring that even years-old clips continue to resurface and trend.
Most recently, Ravi Kishan appeared on the reality show Alliance with his daughter, Rivva Kishan. But his stint was cut short after he announced he had to leave for "desh ki seva".
Watch the moment here:
The internet, of course, wasted no time turning his exit into yet another viral moment. Rivva continued on the show before eventually being eliminated in the later weeks.
