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Last Updated: March 25, 2024, 08:00 IST
Question memes flooded X. (Image Credit: X/verm48)
With the masses eagerly waiting for the festival of colors, social media is already flooded with memes related to Holi.
The time has come to splash your near and dear ones with the color of happiness. Yes, the long awaited festival — Holi, is knocking on the doors. People in India have already enjoyed buying gulaal, pigmented powders, and other Holi related paraphernalia like water balloons and pichkaris to enjoy the occasion with friends, family and relatives. While some hesitate to be drenched in shades that become difficult to remove, others are easy to stain, flaunting the multiple shades for weeks. Some attend Bollywood-inspired Holi parties, held across multiple places in their respective cities.
With the masses eagerly waiting for the festival of colors, social media is already flooded with memes related to Holi. Let’s take a look at some of them on X (formerly Twitter).
Demonstrating the different ways women and men play Holi, a user drew comparisons between a picture of Deepika Padukone, taken from a still from Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani, and the other of Rajpal Yadav from the film Bhool Bhulaiyaa.
In another parallel video representation, an individual jokingly noted that although women usually play with herbal and skin-friendly colors, also in a sophisticated manner, men tend to use harmful and toxic colors such as the hard-to-remove silver shade. “How girls and boys play Holi” read the textual statement on the clip.
A similar picture captured two completely different snaps where a group of girls were seen clicking a group selfie with little Holi color on their cheeks and hair. Meanwhile, next to them, there was a picture of a man whose entire face was smeared with a silvery and muddy color.
Alia Bhatt and Varun Dhawan’s Holi song sequence in the movie Badrinath Ki Dulhania inspired an individual to play Holi with their partner like the two celebrities. “Encourage to play Holi like this with him,” read the caption.
Some companies do not allow leave to their employees even on public holidays like Holi. On that note, a person leaked the scene of Kal Ho Naa Ho movie, featuring Shah Rukh Khan. “When your friend says tumhari to HOLI ki chutti hogi na (you are going to have a holiday on Holi na)?” he read the writing.
Choose your favourite.
