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Unmissable: Life before and after Instagram, as Twitterati puts it

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Updated At : 12:31 AM Sep 17, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, September 16

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From real to reel, no filters to countless of them, lives have changed a great deal since Instagram made way into our lives. 

So, when the age-old ‘before-after’ comparison got an all new meaning with the photo-sharing platform becoming its focus, we couldn’t but agree. Don’t know who started it, but the trend has taken Twitter by storm.

What more, micro-blogging platform is full of some of the most tongue-in-cheek remarks with hashtag ‘Before Instagram and After Instagram’. Take for instance, Before Instagram: Unemployed After Instagram: Influencer, wrote one user.  Another one tweeted, Before Instagram – I need to study mere exams aarh hai After Instagram – Account deactivate krke sbko btana padega na re baba.

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While you think of your before and after, we have got some of the best from the meme fest for you to have a good laugh!

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