Nagpur: For the first time in its social media history, CBSE announced the results of XII by posting viral memes for funny content.
The actor Amrish Puri looks looking towards the sky with a folded hand and a big smile, saying “ahead of the style (finally the day has arrived)” – a gap on waiting for students.
The memes solve all retweet and like a note for CBSE in a few hours.
Only a handful knows that the creator is a young man from Nagpur.
For Taha Uddin, Friday is a special day not only because the post for CBSE makes the waves throughout the country, but also because of its 22nd birthday.
“I started creatively working for CBSE just a few days ago.
This, actually, only the third meme I made for them,” Taha said.
Post CBSE memes about the results of the results have received more than 33,000 likes and almost 8,000 retweet in four hours driven online.
Taha said, “Brief from CBSE is very clear; they want to announce that the results have come but then the message must be conveyed in a way that is connected to young people.” The first Meme Taha for CBSE, posted on Friday, also received a good response and attracted attention public.
“It’s about the anxiety of parents and students who want to know when the results will be stated.
Actor Manoj Bajpayee Family Man-2 Popular, so I showed him to call Chellam Sir asking when the results will come.
And Chellam answered coldly, said it would happen soon, “Taha said.
No wonder even the post got more than 13,000 likes.
Another meme posted on Friday has ‘Babu Bhaiyya’ iconic film Bollywood Hera Pheri Fame which reminds students that someone must save a useful roll number when checking out results online.
Taha said, “The bilkline is ‘Bilkul Ricks Nahi Lena Ka’, where the risk of the risk is spelled to sound exactly like the pareshes actor will say it.” Taha is no stranger to the trend of tweets as someone who creates content for the Nagpur Police Twitter handle.
The tweet on the Vikram Lander spacecraft crash took the country with a storm and displayed on the national news channel.
Tweet Taha, on behalf of Police Nagpur appeal to Vikram to respond and promise that “will not be fined to break into the signal”.
The humor tweet helped break the tension while waiting for Vikram to respond to the earth station, hoping it did not fall when landing on the moon.