When to Use
- When someone asks an obvious question that you have an answer for.
- To sarcastically mock a question that you believe is completely unnecessary.
- When you want to validate a surprisingly insightful observation from a friend.
Source: Tanu Weds Manu Returns (2015 Indian film)
Dialogue: good question. you are a good question.
This clip features the character Pappi Ji from the 2015 Bollywood film Tanu Weds Manu Returns. During a lecture, he uses this phrase to acknowledge an inquiry. It has become a popular reaction meme used when someone asks an obvious question or makes a surprisingly sharp, noteworthy point in conversation.
Pappi Ji points his finger confidently at someone in a classroom while speaking during a lecture.
Used to sarcastically validate someone's question or statement, often implying it is obvious or surprisingly intelligent.