The Indian sub-continent social media is occupied by #PawriHoRahiHai trend and it do tell us that social networking sites are no longer restricted to have conversation; it’s a one-go platform of creative desi memes and hilarious videos.
Everyday, a new meme catches our attention and in no time, it goes viral. One such recent meme material is #PawriHoRahiHai.
Now, millennials and Gen-Z are creatures of social media. They are up-to-date with every trending meme and viral videos, but when elders join the league and share such trending material, then people take minutes to digest.
One such incident happened on February 16, when Union Minister Smriti Irani took to Instagram appreciate the #PawriHoRahiHai trend.
Union Minister Smriti Irani today posted Yashraj Mukhate’s video of Tuhada kutta Tommy and wrote, “When you prefer desi Tommy over #Pawri… I know I am late to the #Pawri but der aaye durust aaye (better late than never).”
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Fans of Shehnaaz Gill stormed the Minister Irani’s comment section thanking her for sharing Shehnaaz’s video. Other people praised the minister in the comment section of the video calling her savage, cool and funny.
For the unversed, a few days ago, a Pakistani influencer Dananeer Mobeen shared a video of herself which went viral. In the video, she can be seen introducing the viewers to herself, her car and her friends who are enjoying a party.
In the video, Dananeer says, “Yeh humaari car hai, ye hum hai, aur yeh humari pawri ho rahi hai (This is my car, this is me and this is us partying).”
However, the video went super viral on this side of the border as well specifically due to her unique-yet-funny pronunciation of the word party as ‘pawri’.
Later, music composer Yashraj Mukhate, famous for his hilarious dialogue remixes, now released a video of Dananeer’s dialogue where he has converted her dialogue into a song. Yashraj’s video spread like a wildfire on Indian social media garnering 4.3 million times on Instagram.
This video was that much loved by netizens that the pronunciation of the party aka “pawri” is now being compared to the students studying English honors.
