Actor-politician Ravi Kishan has reacted to the wave of memes that followed his latest blunder while speaking about the alleged NEET paper leak controversy. A video of the actor referring to NEET as a “newspaper” and not an exam quickly went viral on social media, triggering countless jokes, memes and clips. Despite being the subject of online humor, Ravi says he is keeping people’s attention in good spirits.Ravi spoke about the unexpected viral moment in an interview with Mid-Day, revealing that the memes had become impossible to ignore, with friends and well-wishers constantly forwarding them to him. “They go viral, even a blind person would read them. Otherwise, people would send me. They’re all over the country, internationally,” he said with a laugh. The actor added that people now know him not only for his work but also for his memes. “Someone said recently that when I go somewhere…he’s the hottest guy in India. That’s what’s going on with me, what’s been written about me these days. So, they sent me. I mean, I was going crazy myself. What happened?” he shared.
Ravi Kishan stays true to himself despite trolls
While many celebrities react strongly to criticism online, Ravi insists he has no intention of changing who he is because of social media.“I’m a natural. That’s who I am. What people see in me now, I don’t understand. But that’s who I am,” he said. According to the actor, authenticity is more important than worrying about how every public appearance will be perceived online. “I know I’ll be famous again”Ravi also admits that he has come to terms with the fact that almost every public appearance now has the potential to become a meme.“So let them talk because I know I’m going to be famous again. I’ll meet you at the airport. How many people do I have to block? I would be seen somewhere and it would go viral. I know. These days, that’s just me. So, I became popular. I still don’t understand why. There’s no such thing, I don’t have any diamonds,” he joked.
Ravi Kishan’s remarks spark heated debate online
The latest round of memes started after Ravi mistakenly referred to NEET as a “newspaper” while commenting on the alleged issue of question paper leaks. The clip quickly gained traction on social media platforms, with users creating humorous edits and memes.Even as the jokes continue to circulate online, Ravi Kishan seems unfazed, choosing to laugh with the internet instead of getting angry at the viral attention.
