
Actor-MP Ravi Kishan has responded to his viral line 'Money follows my brother,' saying a good reputation is more valuable than money. The remark, made during a podcast with Raj Shamani, has…
Actor-MP Ravi Kishan has responded to his viral line 'Money follows my brother,' saying a good reputation is more valuable than money. The remark, made during a podcast with Raj Shamani, has become a meme and was even used by the BJP in a Gen Z-targeted video.

Ravi said he still cannot figure out why he goes viral, attributing it to his natural personality. He expects to keep going viral, joking that he will be spotted at the airport. On the work front, he has upcoming films including 'Khosla Ka Ghosla 2' and 'Mirzapur – The Movie'.
The frenzy around Ravi Kishan's 'money follows my brother' line feeds into two tired narratives: that politicians are out of touch, or that every viral moment is a calculated PR move. Ravi himself admits he does not understand why he goes viral, and his casual, uncurated delivery is actually refreshing in a filtered age. The real test will be whether this organic popularity translates into box office numbers for his upcoming slate or remains just a meme.
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