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BJP uses Ravi Kishan’s viral ‘money follows my brother’ line
BJP has used Ravi Kishan's viral line 'Money follows my brother' in a video targeting Gen Z, reports Hindustan Times. The actor-MP originally said it on a podcast with Raj Shamani, who…
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BJP has used Ravi Kishan's viral line 'Money follows my brother' in a video targeting Gen Z, reports Hindustan Times. The actor-MP originally said it on a podcast with Raj Shamani, who asked if he prefers recognition or money. Ravi replied, 'Pehchaan. Money follows my brother!' He later reposted the BJP video on X, quoting a Latin maxim about reputation being more valuable than money.
Other viral clips include Ravi saying he wants to be India's Al Pacino and recounting his meeting with PM Modi. The BJP MP continues to act in films; his latest release is 'Aryabhatt Ka Zero' and he has 'Khosla Ka Ghosla 2' lined up.
The Indian Opinion
The viral moment is being celebrated as a clever Gen Z outreach, but it is just a meme. The line 'money follows my brother' sounds wise, but it is a soundbite from a podcast, not a manifesto. Reputation may be king, but BJP's video is about packaging, not policy. The real test: will this buzz help Ravi Kishan retain his Lok Sabha seat in the next election? Or will it be forgotten by the next meme cycle?
Source: hindustantimes.com
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