When to Use
- Responding to someone making a blatantly false claim in a group chat.
- Reacting to an absurd or ridiculous take on social media.
- Mocking a conversation where someone is clearly lying about a personal detail.
Source: News24 (2007 Indian TV channel)
Dialogue: ye jhoot hai iska main khandan karti hoon. ab kya beech mein bolna shuru kar dengi kya ye? ek second, ek second, Supriya kis baat ka khandan kar rahi hain? meri maa ka birthday hai, ye ismein jhoot hai ye? meri maa ka birthday hai. ye bhi jhoot bol dengi? are meri maa ka birthday hai, aur wo ek single lady hai. ye batayengi ki meri maa ka birthday kab hai? nahi, main sakht aapatti karti hoon.
This meme features an intense argument between Supriya Shrinate and an anchor on News24 during a live debate. The dramatic back-and-forth dialogue regarding personal claims has made it a popular template for reacting to people making absurd, illogical, or unbelievable statements in any social or professional setting.
A news anchor confronts a guest during a televised debate, sparking an intense, heated exchange while they both speak over each other.
This clip is used to humorously represent moments where someone makes a wild, false, or ridiculous claim during an argument.