Kartik Aaryan’s dialogue from Love Aaj Kal trailer turned into rib-tickling memes
Love Aaj Kal trailer showcases two love stories of different tastes. It stars Kartik Aaryan and Sara Ali Khan.
Love Aaj Kal trailer, starring Kartik Aaryan and Sara Ali Khan, was released a few hours back. Since being dropped, it has created quite a stir online. The movie can be called a second instalment of a 2009 film by the same name and both the films are directed by the Imtiaz Ali. The first film featured Saif Ali Khan and Deepika Padukone in the lead roles.

The trailer showcases two love stories of different tastes. While one is set in the ‘90s, the other is a modern-day romantic tale. Besides Kartik Aaryan and Sara Ali Khan, the film also casts Arushi Sharma.
While some absolutely loved the trailer, others were not-so-convinced. Hence, people flooded Twitter with all sorts of comments.
Amidst these, however, there’s one particular dialogue by Kartik Aaryan which managed to capture people’s attention. Now, creative tweeple have turned the dialogue into hilarious memes.
During a scene Kartik Aaryan says, “Aana toh puri tarah aana, ya toh aana hi mat” and it has now prompted a wave of creativity among users of the micro-blogging site.
We have collected some such memes for you:
A few people connected the dialogue to their everyday struggles.
There were some who managed to give it a spin with office-related situations:
In case you have missed it, here’s Love Aaj Kal trailer starring Kartik Aaryan and Sara Ali Khan:
What’s your version of the meme?
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