The man behind the 'Chhoti Bacchi Ho Kya' meme recently met Tiger Shroff, fans call it ‘epic’
Tiger Shroff is prepping for the release of Heropanti 2, his highly anticipated sequel. Tara Sutaria and Nawazuddin Siddiqui play prominent roles in the film. The action-thriller film is about to enter theaters, and the film's promotional campaign is in full force. Tiger and Tara were previously sighted visiting the city's Dargah and temple. Tiger recently met with mimicry artist Deependra Singh, who launched a meme fest on social media by mimicking Tiger's classic dialogue from Heropanti (2014), "chhoti bacchi ho kya."
Tiger looked as attractive as ever in a grey t-shirt and white pants with a pair of sunglasses as he sat on a couch with Deependra in the video released by the Baaghi (2016) actor. He begins the video by saying, , “Bhayi main terko kab se dhund raha hu, kaha tha tu?”(I’ve been looking for you, where were you?
"Arey Bablu dhundne se nahi kismat se milta hai," Deependra says, imitating dialogue from Tiger's flick. "Acha,meri billi mujh hi se meow?" Tiger reacts instantly. "Not cat sir, Chota Tiger," Deependra says. "Oh, now you'll do Heropanti as well?" Tiger asks.
In response, the mimicry artist mimics Tiger's line from Heropanti."Kya karein Sir sabki aati nahi or meri jati nahi?" and then says Chhoti Bachi Ho Kya?
Tiger finally smiles, and the two repeat the famous dialogue together.
Netizens praised Deependra's work and complimented him on his accomplishment. Many people praised him for his excellent mimicry skills. His audio reel, which he recorded while imitating Shroff's Chhoti Bachhi Ho Kya dialogue, went viral on social media.
Deependra Singh is well-known for his mimicry of actors like Ajay Devgan, Akshay Kumar, Paresh Rawal, Salman Khan, and Sonu Nigam, but it is his Tiger Shroff mimicry that has gained the most traction.
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