It’s safe to say that desi television viewers are no strangers to bizarre scenes. From a laptop being washed in a kitchen sink to “rasode mein kaun tha” – the Internet has managed to dig out gems from the multitude of strange television episodes. The latest to join this list is a scene featuring Jigyasa Singh and Akash Ahuja from Thapki Pyar Ki 2. A promo clip with the scene was recently released by Colors TV on social media and quickly went viral. The Internet can’t stop laughing at the way in which it disregards all laws of physics and motion for the sindoor to land on the lead actress’ forehead.
In the scene, Thapki (played by Jigyasa Singh) is about to apply sindoor or vemillion after getting out of the shower. She is seen standing still in front of the mirror when her husband Purab, played by Akash Ahuja, slips on a barely-perceptible amount of water on the floor. Flinging his arms around wildly, he still manages to cover the distance of a few feet between himself and his wife, take a pinch of sindoor in his hand and apply it on Thapki’s forehead. His movements – as viewers were quick to note – defied all logic and laws of gravity.
Since being shared on Friday, the sindoor scene has gone viral on social media. It has racked up over 1.9 million views on Facebook alone – and many more on other platforms like Instagram and Twitter.
In the comments section, people slammed the scene as “utter nonsense” and “the stupidest thing ever”.
“Comedy Nights With Kapil has a competitor,” wrote one amused viewer. “This is another level of stupidity!” said another.
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Itv : defying the laws of physics since forever https://t.co/KphMpUGtrt
— bread (@lurvsmimt) October 29, 2021
Newton called from his grave…he is very interested how this exception to his theory of motion occured. https://t.co/iSOlxgROR5
— Agam (@Agamview) October 29, 2021
bruh they didn't even TRY to make it look natural this time😭👍 https://t.co/7tk1HAIdYp
— ✨ (@zoyakipizza) October 29, 2021
I’m surprised he couldn’t find a Varmala while he was slipping
— Amit Sachdeva (@AmitSac50677918) October 29, 2021
Still not better than this.. ☺️😝https://t.co/7kaoi2js5L
— Riya (@_IaMrIyA) October 30, 2021
physics rules don't apply in India 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/OaMT6vWUan
— 𝔻𝕠𝕝𝕠𝕣𝕖𝕤 ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ 💗 (@Dolores1977007) October 29, 2021
Source: NDTV
