Prime Video India launches #MemeTheFamilyMan

The Family Man, Season 2 is one of the best shows given to us this year. Every minute of the show is a delight to watch.  The Family Man (Season 1) which was first released in September 2019, is a story about the life of Srikant Tiwari a middle class man who also serves as an elite spy for the National Intelligence Agency. The series is about him trying to balance his familial responsibilities while simultaneously protecting the country against cross border or domestic threats.

In the show’s second season 2  we see Srikant taking up a desk job and quitting life  at TASC. But the heart wants what the heart wants and knowing Srikant Tiwari we know his heart always lies with TASC and he rejoins the organisation to protect the nation again, this time from a Rebels threat. Season 2 might be over but the vibe it has created is not. The show gave us so many characters and dialogues that memers of the internet couldn’t help but create hilariously relatable memes based on the show’s characters and dialogues.

Turns out Amazon Prime Video India (@primevideoin) too has joined the party and has launched #MemeTheFamilyMan on their Instagram. “#MemeTheFamilyMan just got easier, here are some templates that you can use to participate 🥳once again, the rules are simple: create a meme from TFM S2, share it using #MemeTheFamilyMan, tag @familymanamazon & @primevideoin 💙#TheFamilyManOnPrime”. Says @primevideoin in their Instagram post.

Let’s have a look at few of those:

When you’re the only one missing out on a trip
(FOMO kicking in couldn’t be described better)

Tension not. Tera bhai sab sambhal lega
(Don’t worry, your brother will handle everything)

Weekday blues hitting us hard

Forget Google or Bing. Legends use Chellam sir!
(Chellam sir please tell us when we will get a Season 3?)

English is a funny language and sometimes a little exhausting (right JK?)

Check out the official #MemeTheFamilyMan Instagram post here:

Enjoy and Go #MemeTheFamilyMan! 

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Siddhartha Dange

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