Amidst RCB vs PBKS IPL final match; Netizens compare Shreyas Iyer's victory dance from Champions Trophy with Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah's Mr. Iyer's performance
All eyes are on the IPL 2025 finals as Royal Challengers Bangalore and Punjab Kings as they battle for one last time. Fans of both RCB and PBKS are cheering for their favourite teams to lift the trophy.
Amidst the crucial match, a video of Shreyas Iyer's iconic dance move after India's Champions Trophy victory is going viral. However, Shreya's dance reminded everyone of Mr Iyer's moves from Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah.
Netizens couldn't help but draw a humorous comparison between Shreyas Iyer's celebratory dance from the T20 World Cup and the iconic moves of Mr. Iyer from Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah. The quirky resemblance sparked a wave of memes and laughter across social media.
Netizen's are drawing comparisons between both performances. The video is going viral on social media and fans can't keep calm. The hilarious video of Shreyas and Mr Iyer from TMKOC is fun to watch and is getting crazy reactions from fans. The comments section is flooded with interesting reactions. A user wrote, "Shreyas Iyer🙅♂️Krishnan Iyer 😂." Another one commented, "Iyer 😂 Iyer bhai+bhai😂". A fan wrote, "19 -20 ka fark h bas 😂😂.
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" "Same same but different 👏👏," a fan commented. A user wrote a hilarious comment, "Do bhai dono tabahi......😂🫂."
For the uninitiated, in the popular Indian sitcom Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah (TMKOC), the character of Mr. Iyer is portrayed by Tanuj Mahashabde. His full name in the show is Krishnan Subramaniam Iyer, a scientist hailing from Chennai. He is married to Babita, a role played by Munmun Dutta.
Within the Gokuldham Society, Mr. Iyer holds the position of treasurer. He's best known for his sharp sense of humor and the light-hearted, often sarcastic exchanges he shares with Jethalal.
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