When to Use
- When someone keeps asking about your weekend plans.
- To mock a boss or teacher asking for an update on unfinished work.
- When you are tired of answering personal questions from relatives.
Source: Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah (2008–present Indian TV series)
Dialogue: ab batao kal tum kya karne wale ho? ghass khane, free ho, ab boliye. murkh. kal dussehra hai. ab batao kya karne wale ho? bas dussehra ko subah jalebi fafda khata hu aur bas ghass khane, dussehra ki chhutti manauga. kal mere putle ke saath kya karne wale ho?
This clip features an interaction from the long-running Indian sitcom Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, where a character dressed as Ravana questions Jethalal. Known for its witty back-and-forth, the dialogue 'Ab batao kya karne wale ho' is frequently repurposed online to express annoyance at being constantly questioned.
A man dressed as a mythological king sits on a throne and asks a man about his plans, leading to a comedic sequence.
People use this clip when someone is pestering them with questions about their future plans or when they want to sarcastically mock an interrogator.