Bengaluru is flooded after heavy rains and so is Twitter with memes and videos. Best ones
India Today
From using Allu Arjun’s iconic ‘Jhukega Nahi’ dialogue to sharing beach-like waves on highways, the posts about Bengaluru Rains were plenty.
So, it turns out, Bengaluru has garnered too much ‘nazar’ from the other states reeling under the brutal heatwave. A few days ago, Twitter was abuzz with posts from people living in Bengaluru where they showed off the amazing weather and pictures of the cloudy sky. But, on Tuesday, the incessant rain resulted in severe waterlogging in several parts of the city that added to the misery and infamous traffic of Bengaluru.
Now, The India Meteorological Department has issued an 'orange' alert for the urban and rural districts of Bengaluru for the next three days. However, trust netizens on Twitter to find humour in the darkest of times (literally).
As videos of the waterlogged city started flooding Twitter, netizens didn’t waste much time sharing their thoughts on opinions on the matter- with a tinge of fun. From using Allu Arjun’s iconic ‘Jhukega Nahi’ dialogue to sharing beach-like waves on highways, the posts were plenty.
We have compiled some of the best memes and videos. So take a look:
Let’s start with some memes:
Just the perfect way to describe what's happening in Bengaluru !!#bangalorerains #OrangeAlert #bangalorerain pic.twitter.com/NYo4LTACfd
North indian people -#bangalorerains pic.twitter.com/Ly0tzUxjdc
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