Gen Z Made Ravi Kishan Speechless Literally
Actor and BJP MP Ravi Kishan has reacted to the wave of memes and viral clips around him, saying Gen Z has taken his words, style and personality to a completely new level online.

The actor has recently become a major meme figure on social media, with clips such as “Jaldi the Late” and “Money follows my brother” spreading widely across platforms.
The ‘Maun Vrat’ Moment
Ravi Kishan also went viral after saying he was observing a “maun vrat”, or vow of silence, before continuing to speak about student protests.
Reacting to the attention outside Parliament, he said Gen Z had made him “speechless” during this phase and described the love he had received online as historic.
Ravi Kishan Salutes Gen Z
The actor thanked young social media users for their creativity and said they had transformed his words, style, name and fame into something much bigger online.
He also praised Gen Z’s creativity, saying he “salutes” their brains and the way they have turned his clips into viral content.
‘Gen Z Has Accepted Me’
Ravi Kishan had earlier told Hindustan Times that Gen Z had “accepted” him as one of their own.
He said the sudden wave of attention had made younger audiences want to discover more about him and his personality.
He also described Instagram as an increasingly powerful medium, arguing that people often connect strongly with content that entertains them or feels relatable.
What’s Next For Ravi Kishan?
On the work front, Ravi Kishan is set to appear in Mirzapur: The Movie.
WHY THIS MATTERS
Ravi Kishan’s sudden Gen Z popularity shows how internet culture can completely reinvent a public figure’s image.
A few unusual phrases and viral clips have turned the actor-politician into meme material for a much younger audience, proving once again that Gen Z can take a moment from mainstream media and give it an entirely new life online.
For Ravi Kishan, the viral wave appears to be working in his favour. Instead of pushing back against the memes, he is embracing them and thanking the generation responsible for making him trend.





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