'Chhoti Bachi Ho Kya’: Tiger Shroff's dialogue from ‘Heropanti' is top trend on Twitter; check rib-tickling memes

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Updated At : 04:00 PM Apr 23, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, April 23

Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff’s dialogue ‘Chhoti bachi ho kya’ from the movie ‘Heropanti’ is flooded with hilarious memes on Twitter.

#Chhoti bachi ho kya’ line made it to top trend with politicians, cricketers to crypto currency all serving as fodder for memes.

It instantly sparked an out-of-the-ordinary conversation online with Zomato’s recent tweet, where the food delivery company wrote, “har trend pe tweet expect karte ho, chhote bache ho kya”.

Below are the tweets:

Zomato recently faced a backlash across the country after it announced a 10-minute food delivery.

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