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Ravi Kishan’s ‘Money Follows My Brother’ is now a T-Series song; fans say, ‘Mauke pe chauka’
India🏛️ PoliticsCenter5 hr. ago

Ravi Kishan’s ‘Money Follows My Brother’ is now a T-Series song; fans say, ‘Mauke pe chauka’

Actor and politician Ravi Kishan's viral meme line 'Money follows my brother' has been transformed into a music video by T-Series, set to release on September 11. The promotional trailer features a scene where Ravi Kishan delivers the iconic line, and fans have expressed enthusiasm on platforms like Reddit and Instagram. During an interview, Ravi Kishan credited Gen Z for embracing him through memes, noting that even official accounts such as the BJP, Delhi Police, and Maharashtra Government have participated in the trend. He emphasized that young audiences connect with his authenticity and imperfections, leading to affectionate nicknames like 'Lord Ravi' and 'God Ravi.' Ravi Kishan previously popularized the phrase during a July podcast interview and has recently appeared in the film 'Mirzapur: The Movie,' currently playing in theaters.

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Ravi Kishan’s ‘Money Follows My Brother’ is now a T-Series song; fans say, ‘Mauke pe chauka’

Actor and politician Ravi Kishan's viral meme line 'Money follows my brother' has been transformed into a music video by T-Series, set to release on September 11. The promotional trailer features a scene where Ravi Kishan delivers the iconic line, and fans have expressed enthusiasm on platforms like Reddit and Instagram. During an interview, Ravi Kishan credited Gen Z for embracing him through memes, noting that even official accounts such as the BJP, Delhi Police, and Maharashtra Government have participated in the trend. He emphasized that young audiences connect with his authenticity and imperfections, leading to affectionate nicknames like 'Lord Ravi' and 'God Ravi.' Ravi Kishan previously popularized the phrase during a July podcast interview and has recently appeared in the film 'Mirzapur: The Movie,' currently playing in theaters.

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