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Who invented Babaji ka Thullu?

Who invented Babaji ka Thullu?

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Babaji ka Thullu is a very popular line these days. I'm pretty sure you have heard of it.

Baba Ji Ka Thullu also known as Babaji Ka Thullu is a Phrase or Slung with use of a Hand Gesture using Both Hand in making a Position of Naag or Snake Sitting with its Head Up,Used by Stand-Up Comedian Kapil Sharma in his Comedy Talk Show Comedy Nights with Kapil.[1]

source: Wikipedia

This phrase became so popular that it has been copyrighted by the Show's Producers against piracy.

But, who invented this gesture?
Early morning one day, I was watching this movie called Sheshnaag, an old classic movie about snakes. I saw the same gesture done by Jeetendra and Madhavi in a dance step.

 Looks like, the gesture was invented long back before Comedy Nights with Kapil or even long before Kapil exsited as a comedy person.

 Check out here. :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8n4AyxaMOE

 SKIP TO 37:36



PS: I recommend you to watch the whole movie. It's interesting. :)

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But, What does Babaji Ka Thullu mean? 

Comments

  1. AnonymousNovember 21, 2020 at 11:45 PM

    This is the mainstream media creating its own 'meme' to suit its own purposes. On the surface it's not meant to mean anything but 'Im cool' and 'with the times'. So people repeat it like mindless drones unaware of what it actually eludes to. Chuthulu of the HP Lovecraft mythos is an 'Ancient One' or sumerian god/demon of the underworld waiting beneath the ocean to be summoned in some secret ceremony to bring forth the Apocalypse. Chthulu is big business in western underground and occult circles. Babaji means literally old father and is also a famous guru that lives for centuries in the Himalayas. This creates an amalgam of east/west, dark/light. And the the snake meme is serpent worship.

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