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Chellam sir from The Family Man 2 goes viral!

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:42 PM Jun 08, 2021 IST

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The Family Man 2 premiered on Amazon Prime Video recently. This Raj and DK’s show has been able to impress critics and audiences. From Manoj Bajpayee, Priyamani to Samantha Akkineni and Sharib Hashmi, everyone has delivered terrific performances and they are all getting rave reviews. But, one character of the series is trending on social media — that of Chellam sir!

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Actor Udayabanu Maheshwaran has played the role of Chellam sir and he helps Srikant (Manoj Bajpayee) to get out of every difficult situation. Though he has very few appearances on the show, yet he is an important part, especially for Srikant. Twitterati have come up with some hilarious memes and #ChellamSir has been trending on social media since the last two days. Some have compared him to Google, while some to Wikipedia and Money Heist’s Professor. These memes will tickle your funny bone for sure.
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Meanwhile, The Family Man will soon have its third season and as the makers have hinted, the story will be set in the backdrop of the north-eastern belt of India.

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