Indian do not forget their culture and values even when they are away from India. No, that’s not a Bollwood movie dialogue but we are stating a fact. Indian-origin student, Gaurav Jhaveri studying at Illinois Institute of Technology collected his graduation certificate from his Dean by bowing down to touch his feet. Abroad, not many know that touching feet is a way of showing respect to one’s elders. The Dean looked pretty baffled because he did not know what happened. And, his reaction has given Twitter another reason to make jokes and memes and mind you, people haven’t forgotten Indian’s very own ‘sanskari’ Alok Nath.
Some youngsters are very legitimately worried that this video would soon be on their parents’ Whatsapp and family groups. Professor’s reaction is more cute than hilarious, because he is standing there looking at his feet at one moment, wondering what just happened and next moment he looks at Gaurav, who’s left the stage without any explanation. LOL.
Watch the video here:
Indians will be Indians…. pic.twitter.com/YVR94DzW2l
— Nikhil (@Trollacharya) May 19, 2017
A tweet for the Indians parents, who love comparisons:
@Trollacharya @double_agentt This guy just made life miserable for millions of Indian kids .. “dekh kambakht, Verma ji ka ladka phoren ja key bhi kitnaa sanskari hai!”
— SLAPSTIK (@kaeshour) May 20, 2017
For those dreadful family whatsapp group conversations that would follow after this video goes viral:
@Trollacharya think this will bang in most family WhatsApp groups too
— (@double_agentt) May 19, 2017
Some took it to their heart, as if the Dean should have known. Yeah! Obviously. Because, how can he not know? :
@Trollacharya @priyansh2106 The professor didn’t realize what has happened ?This guy touched his feet with a very good intention as a Guru, pic.twitter.com/lzcXEiK6A7
— Arzoo (@Arzoo2) May 20, 2017
This is how our ‘sanskari’ Alok Nath ji would react, when he sees the video and we can’t agree more:
@Trollacharya @sagarcasm pic.twitter.com/j87jxaGKdl
— Nhi h naam (@sex_of_humour) May 20, 2017
@Trollacharya Indian should be Indian. One should not leave his entity and culture. गौरव “आपने गर्वान्वित कर दिया”
— Alankar Sinha (@eralankarsinha) May 20, 2017
@pannu_hardeep @Trollacharya Nothing bad, but see the look on dean’s face. He thought it was something with his feet.
— Mukul Tyagi (@mukultyagi123) May 20, 2017
@Trollacharya @ugrasrava U can remove an indian from india but you cannot remove india from an indian
— Shivam (@Shivam2628) May 21, 2017
