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Panellist falls down from chair during live TV debate in Pakistan. Watch

Shared by a Twitter user, the video shows four panellists engaged in a discussion.

Updated on: Mar 4, 2020, 12:53:10 IST
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A recent video from a live television debate has gone all sorts of viral on social media. It shows a panellist falling from his chair during the show and that has prompted hilarious reactions online.

The screengrab shows a shot from the live TV debate. (Twitter/@nailainayat)
The screengrab shows a shot from the live TV debate. (Twitter/@nailainayat)

Shared by a Twitter user, the video shows four panellists engaged in a discussion. They are seen debating how Pakistan’s ruling party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has performed till now. The party is led by Imran Khan, the present Prime Minister of the country.

A few seconds into the video, the panellist falls down, probably because his chair broke. The host, however, handles the situation skillfully and quickly calls for an advertisement break.

Take a look at the video which has now left people in splits.

“What’s happened after the break,” wrote a Twitter user. “Itna bhaari baat bola k khursi be jawab de diya [He said such heavy words, even the chair broke]” commented another. “Break ke Baad break le Liya! [A break for break]” joked a third. “What happened to him?” asked a fourth. “Full marks to anchor,” wrote a fifth.

What do you think of the video?

 
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