Archive · 13 Aug 2026
Ravi Kishan Reveals Wife's Hilarious Take on Viral Meme Buzz
Ravi Kishan is a famous actor and a member of India's Parliament.
Recently, he said some funny things in public.
People on the internet turned his words into memes, which are funny pictures and videos shared online.
His funny phrases included "jaldi the late" and "money follows my brother."
The memes spread so much that Ravi decided to take a vow of silence for a few days.
His wife, Preeti Shukla, joked that she would lock him up at home so he would stop going viral.
Ravi said that young people, called Gen Z, made the memes out of love and creativity.
He called the way they embraced his fame "historic" and saluted their brains.
Ravi is known for his Bhojpuri movies and represents Gorakhpur in Parliament.
He also appears in shows like The Alliance and Maamla Legal Hai.
Ravi Kishan, BJP MP and Bhojpuri actor, has become an internet meme sensation over remarks like "jaldi the late" and "money follows my brother."
His wife, Preeti Shukla, jokingly warned him to stay quiet for a few days, threatening to lock him up at home.
Kishan said he went on a "maun vrat" (vow of silence) after noticing that almost everything he said became meme material.
He praised Gen Z's creativity in making him viral, calling the response "historic" and saluting young people's brains.
The memes grew from a Raj Shamani podcast remark and a slip-of-tongue interaction outside Parliament when Ajit Pawar died.
- Who
- Ravi Kishan, BJP MP and actor, and his wife Preeti Shukla.
- What
- Viral memes based on Ravi Kishan's quirky remarks spread online, prompting his wife to jokingly tell him to stay quiet and leading him to take a vow of silence.
- When
- Over the past few days, during the viral buzz around his clips.
- Where
- India, including online/social media and Parliament; his reaction was shared in a News18 conversation.
- Why
- His slip-of-tongue phrases and podcast remarks, such as "jaldi the late" and "money follows my brother," became meme material, drawing both criticism and appreciation.
Critics and Trolls
Kishan and Gen Z Supporters
Nature of the viral attention
Critics and Trolls
Critics and trolls mocked Ravi Kishan's remarks and viral clips, fueling online debate and trolling around him.
Kishan and Gen Z Supporters
Kishan believes Gen Z turned his comments into memes out of love and creativity, calling the embrace "historic" and growing day by day.
- Subject
- Ravi Kishan, BJP MP from Gorakhpur and Bhojpuri cinema actor
- Wife's reaction
- Preeti Shukla warned him to stay quiet or she would lock him up at home
- Viral phrases
- "jaldi the late", "money follows my brother", "hmmm, better do it"
- His response
- Maun vrat (vow of silence) for a few days
- Meme origins
- Raj Shamani podcast and a media interaction outside Parliament after Ajit Pawar's death
- Recent work
- OTT reality show The Alliance (with daughter Riva) and courtroom drama Maamla Legal Hai
- Source
- Conversation with News18