The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) recently shared a tweet for the anxious parents waiting for the results of Class 12 and Class 10. In their post, they gave a twist to the viral Chellam sir meme to put forth their message.
CBSE shared this Chellam sir meme addressed to the parents. (Twitter/@cbseindia29)
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Along with a witty comment, they shared a meme that showcases Chellam sir’s advice to Srikant worried about his son’s CBSE results. In case you’re aware of the character references, allow us to explain. The characters are from Amazon Prime’s show the Family Man 2. The education board also tagged some of the characters from the show.
Since being posted, the share has gathered more than 8,200 likes and counting. The share has also accumulated tons of comments. From appreciating the post to asking when the results will be out, people shared various comments.
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Since being posted, the share has gathered more than 8,200 likes and counting. The share has also accumulated tons of comments. From appreciating the post to asking when the results will be out, people shared various comments.
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