Actor and politician Ravi Kishan has basically turned into this popular meme-type character on social media, and Gen Z folks keep sharing his looks again and again, recreating his expressions, kind of like a routine. Right now, as he’s getting ready for the release of Mirzapur: The Movie, his co-stars Divyendu and Ali Fazal decided to mess around with the trend at a promotional event. Ravi first did his now-famous Gucci dance step with a photographer, then he went ahead and gave him this warm hug after that. But the real comedy started when Ravi turned around and saw Divyendu and Ali, copying the exact same steps right behind him.
Divyendu and Ali Fazal Recreate Ravi Kishan’s Viral Gucci Step Behind His Back
Ravi Kishan got a glimpse of Divyendu and Ali Fazal copying his viral step and just couldn’t stop laughing, like straight up. He took the whole teasing pretty sportingly and then headed inside the venue. Meanwhile Divyendu and Ali kept dancing for the cameras, not even slowing down. That playful bit really highlighted the friendly bond between the Mirzapur stars, and it gave the fans yet another entertaining moment from their promotions.
Ravi Kishan Bursts Out Laughing as Mirzapur Co-Stars Join the Viral Dance Trend
Recently popular social media personality Ravi Kishan has shared his experience on how he became so popular and credited Gen Z for accepting him by creating memes. The actor shared some insights on his experience with the youth and their creative expression in a conversation with Hindustan Times, speaking about his love for watching the young people express themselves creatively using his videos and expressions online. He also noted that the trend has increased significantly and even official handles such as the BJP, Delhi Police, and Maharashtra Government have shared memes with him. I follow these posts on the internet and quite often like them,” Ravi said, a smile playing on his lips. “I am happy that people are connecting with me in these fun and unexpected ways.”
Ravi Kishan Thanks Gen Z for Turning His Memes Into a Social Media Sensation
Ravi Kishan said he is genuinely thankful to Gen Z for embracing him and kind of pulling him into their whole social media vibe. He said that fans have given him these loving titles like Lord Ravi, God Ravi and even today’s Osho, like it’s all kind of for real. According to Ravi, the younger crowd really connects with his real and kind of slightly imperfect side because he says what he thinks and he stays true to himself, not going too hard on the whole thing.
He also owns his mistakes instead of keeping them out of sight, and he feels that this way has helped him form a genuine link with viewers, the ones who dig his natural, unfiltered vibe.
Mirzapur: The Movie Brings Back the Franchise’s Popular Cast for a New Chapter
After the success of that popular web series, which premiered on Prime Video in 2018, Mirzapur: The Movie is ready to push the story a bit further, you know, on the big screen. Directed by Gurmeet Singh and penned by Puneet Krishna, this film kind of nudges the franchise story ahead while also pulling back a bunch of the much-loved characters people were genuinely missing. With Ravi Kishan, Divyendu and Ali Fazal back in the mix, fans can expect that familiar mix of drama, action and entertainment, the same thing that made the series work in the first place.
