Archive · 12 Aug 2026
Ravi Kishan says Gen Z memes left him speechless
Ravi Kishan is a famous actor and a politician in India.
He is a member of India's Parliament.
People on the internet made funny videos and pictures of him, called memes.
The memes used clips from a podcast he appeared in.
The memes became very popular on social media.
Ravi Kishan said he was 'speechless' at how creative the young people were.
He called the attention 'historic' and said it grows bigger every day.
He invited the young people, known as Gen Z, to one day come to India's Parliament.
He also said his upcoming movie, 'Mirzapur: The Movie,' released a trailer.
He thanked Gen Z for taking his style, words, and fame to an extraordinary level.
Ravi Kishan, actor and two-time BJP MP from Gorakhpur, praised Gen Z for viral memes made from clips of a podcast he appeared in.
Kishan said the memes left him 'speechless,' called the attention 'historic,' and said it is growing day by day.
He invited Gen Z, whom he called the 'future of this country,' to one day come to India's Parliament.
The memes are based on his viral remarks like 'Pehchaan or Paisa? Paisaan! Money follows… my brother' and 'Jaldi, the late!'
The trailer of his upcoming film Mirzapur: The Movie dropped on Tuesday amid the meme trend.
- Who
- Ravi Kishan, actor and two-time BJP MP from Gorakhpur
- What
- Reacted to and praised viral Gen Z memes created from clips of a podcast he appeared in
- When
- Wednesday, when he spoke outside the Parliament building; the memes had been spreading for days
- Where
- Outside the Parliament building in India
- Why
- He was amazed by Gen Z's creativity and the love he has received online
- Actor-MP
- Ravi Kishan, two-time BJP MP from Gorakhpur
- Viral content
- Memes made from clips of a podcast he appeared in
- Meme source quotes
- 'Pehchaan or Paisa? Paisaan! Money follows… my brother', 'Jaldi, the late!', 'Hmmmmmm… better do it!'
- Podcast
- Conversation between Kishan and Raj Shamani
- Upcoming movie
- Mirzapur: The Movie; trailer dropped on Tuesday
- Earlier reaction
- In a Hindustan Times interview, he compared the attention to blessings from Mahadev
- Admirers making memes
- BJP, Delhi Police and Maharashtra government
- Political context
- Opposition pressing Home Minister Amit Shah to speak on the police crackdown during the 20 July Sansad Chalo march by the Cockroach Janta Party