The Family Man 2's Chellam Sir sparks solid memes on Twitter. Best ones here
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Chellam Sir from The Family Man 2 has become Twitter’s new obsession to spur hilarious memes. The Amazon Prime Video series stars Manoj Bajpayee and Samantha Akkineni in lead roles.
The Family Man 2 starring Manoj Bajpayee and Samantha Akkineni in lead roles has not only brought action, thrill and comedy on screen, but also a galore of hilarious memes on Twitter. Now, it’s not always the big stars or the main characters that stay in audience’s mind. The latest one to prove this right is Internet’s new obsession from The Family Man 2 - Chellam Sir -portrayed by Uday Mahesh. God realized that Google doesn't work without internet, so he created Chellam Sir #ChellamSir#TheFamilyMan2 pic.twitter.com/mFKHnwWC0g Google and Wikipedia to Chellam sir pic.twitter.com/faV7HtZmvg Whenever Shrikant wanted any Information #ChellamSir pic.twitter.com/KOpiaN2ySg #MoneyHeist has professor#FamilyMan has #ChellamSirHe is playing a different game! pic.twitter.com/um5tI0cA5U Everytime TASC looking for any lead/Information.#ChellamSir be like:#Familyman2 pic.twitter.com/otukT7nID3 #ChellamSir #TheFamilyMan2Kids Google it Legends CHELLAM it pic.twitter.com/3FlsVYDY1B #ChellamSirNobodyChellam sir : pic.twitter.com/6AOLsjUS4l My favourite post so far #ChellamSir #TheFamilyMan2 pic.twitter.com/pXTAHVLasd A man who knows everything-Omniscient#ChellamSir pic.twitter.com/wFqVicXJTG Chellam Sir has left viewers might impressed with his knowledge and connections with whatever little screen time he had in the show. Many fans are comparing him to Google and Wikipedia, while others are deeming him the human encyclopedia. Even the Uttar Pradesh Police has featured Chellam Sir in their new post to send a message about their 112 'all weather helpline'. Chellam Sir is a retired member of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) who helps Manoj Bajpayee’s Srikant Tiwari, to save India from a major terrorist threat. In season two of The Family Man, Srikant, a Threat Analysis and Surveillance Cell (TASC) agent, is up against Samantha Akkineni’s Raji, a fierce soldier from a Tamil rebel army. So, Chellam Sir comes and aids our family man and secret agent Srikant to beat extraordinarily hard circumstances and protect the nation.
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