Ravi Kishan laughs at viral memes after re-posting NEET: ‘How many people will I stop? I will appear somewhere and I will be infected ‘ |
Actor and politician Ravi Kishan reacted to the memes that followed his recent downfall when he spoke about the alleged NEET paper leak controversy. A video of the actor referring to NEET as a “newspaper” instead of an exam quickly went viral on social media, sparking many jokes, memes and edited videos. Despite being the subject of internet jokes, Ravi says he is taking the spotlight in good spirit.Speaking to Mid-Day about the unexpected viral moment, Ravi revealed that the memes have become impossible to ignore, with friends and well wishes always sending him. “It has so many viruses that even a blind person can watch it. Otherwise, people send me, they are all over the country, all over the world,” he said with a laugh. The actor added that people now recognize him more because of his memes and work. “Someone said recently when I went somewhere … a very sick person in India. This is what comes about me, what is written about me these days. So, they send me. I mean, I myself go crazy. What’s going on?” he shared.
Ravi Kishan remains true to himself even as he travels
While many celebrities are heavily influenced by online criticism, Ravi maintained that he has no intention of changing who he is because of social media.“And I’m normal. This is me. Now what people see in me, I don’t understand that. But this is who I am,” he said. According to these actors, authenticity is more important than worrying about how any public image will be viewed online. ‘I know I’ll get viruses again’Ravi also admitted that almost every social outing now has the potential to become a meme.“So stop talking, because I’m going to be infected, I know it. I will be seen at the airport. How many people will I leave behind? I will appear somewhere and I will be infected. I know that. Today, I love this. So, I went with the virus. I still don’t know why. Nothing like that, I don’t have diamonds,” he laughed.
Ravi Kishan’s comment that created a frenzy on the internet
The recent memes started when Ravi mistakenly referred to NEET as a “newspaper” while commenting on an article it allegedly published. The video quickly became popular on social media, with users creating funny edits and memes.Even as jokes continue to circulate online, Ravi Kishan seems undaunted, choosing to laugh along with the internet rather than be upset by the viral sensation.
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