October 2 is a day that is filled with many memorable occasions. It’s the day that marks the birth anniversaries of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri. Further, it’s also the day when – five years back – the Swachh Bharat Mission was launched. Still, there are many who are dropping Drishyam memes on this day. Any guesses why?
We have collected some of the rib-tickling posts for you to enjoy. (Twitter/@Jyotiyadav96)
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If you have seen the 2015 popular movie Drishyam, then you may have guessed the reason by now. For the uninitiated, Vijay Salgaonkar – the film’s protagonist played by Ajay Devgn – and his family use this date to create an alibi. In the film, a dialogue involving this date was repeated over and over by different characters and that gave a whole new spin to the movie’s plot.
Since then, almost every year on this day, people keep on dropping hilarious Drishyam memes and tweets on the micro-blogging site. This year is no exception.
So, we have collected some of the rib-tickling posts for you to enjoy:
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