Sacred Games: Parle-G calls Bunty’s survival on biscuits ‘every artist’s initial struggle’, fans say it’s not just him

Parle-G took note of Sacred Games’ Bunty, who was seen surviving on mere biscuits and black tea in the first episode, and called it “every artist’s initial struggle” before Netflix and Swiggy offered some help.

Sacred Games season 2 continues to keep millions of viewers hooked on, since it arrived this Independence Day. Now a scene from the first episode of the show featuring Bunty, played by Jatin Sarna, has turned into a meme about surviving on Parle-G and more. Now, the biscuit brand, streaming website Netflix and food delivering company Swiggy have joined the meme fest.

Sacred Games season 2: As Bunty is forced to survive on Parle-G, Netflix orders black tea from Swiggy.

The scene shows Ganesh Gaitonde (Nawazuddin Siddiqui) giving a surprise call to Bunty after missing for months. He calls him from Kenya to know his well being to which Jatin replies, “Yahan Parle-G khana pad raha h kaali chai me dubokar (We have been reduced to surviving on Parle-G and black tea). On being asked about his whereabouts, Gaitonde replies that he’s on the moon.

Taking cognisance of the use of its name, the social media handle of Parle-G shared a meme with the caption, “Parle-G is proud to be part of every artist’s initial struggle. #SacredBiscuit for every genius. #SacredGames.”

Not letting the artists working with Netflix survive on just Parle biscuits, Swiggy offered a helping hand and asked on Twitter, “Should we send chai?” To this the streaming website graciously replied, “It’s the end of the month. Please send Kaali chai.” However, Swiggy graciously replied, “End of month hua toh kya hua? Apun ke pass bade discounts hai. Doodhwali chai ka balidaan nahin dena hoga. (No problem even its the end of the month. We have discounts. You won’t have to sacrifice milk tea).”

Within no time, the funny banter on tea and biscuits caught the attention of the viewers, who flooded Twitter with funny responses. From replacing the Parle-G kid with Bunty to getting nostalgic about how it has been a part of almost every Indian’s growing up years, the memes continue to make an appearance on the social media even now. Here are some of the best ones.

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