‘Gorakhpur X Spain’: Ravi Kishan’s viral memes go international as Juventus, Dortmund join trend
New Delhi: Actor-politician Ravi Kishan is no stranger to going viral on social media, but few would have expected his memes to catch the attention of two of Europe’s biggest football clubs, and that’s exactly what has unfolded on the internet.
Ravi Kishan memes are back on everyone’s feed – his quirky one-liners and unexpected antics, have already taken over Instagram.
European Football clubs join the trend
In an unexpected crossover, two European football heavyweights – Juventus and Borussia Dortmund joined the Ravi Kishan trend and it has gone crazily viral on social media.
In their new video, they compiled some of the actor’s most popular viral moments, also featuring his “Headquarters” remark, a line that has since become an internet catchphrase.
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Indians were especially impressed with the unexpected crossover and reacted hilariously to the video. Several fans were even stunt that Ravi Kishan memes have crossed Indian borders now.
One user commented, “Ravi Kishan fever is now international!”
Another wrote, “Where is “Money follows mah brothaa”?!! 😭💔🥀”
“No wayyyy😂😂,” shared another.
One user wrote, “Whhaatttttttt !!!!”
Another commented, “Ye to international trend ho gya.”
Ravi Kishan memes
From his line “I’m on my maun vrat, let me stay quiet today” to him casually saying “Pehsan” during a podcast, Ravi Kishan viral moments and Bhojpuri swagger leaves the internet with a brand new catchphrase everytime he makes a public appearance or feature in a podcast.
About Ravi Kishan
Ravi Kishan began his acting journey in the early 1990s with small roles in Hindi films before finding success in Bhojpuri cinema. Some of his notable work include Tere Naam, Pghir Hera Pheri, Luck, Mukkabaaz, Laapataa Ladies, Radhe, Kick 2, Race Gurram, and Bullet Raja.
Ravi Kishan entered politics in the 2010s and later joined the Bharatiya Janata Party. In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, he was elected as the Member of Parliament from the Gorakhpur constituency, defeating his nearest rival by a significant margin.