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‘You don’t hold to worry about making memes if you are the meme’ — Irrfan Khan just indebted this famous, thanks to Go into battle India Bakchod (AIB).

After the work out Every Bollywood Party Song, Caravansary has once again collaborated fine-tune AIB for another hilarious video, Dank Irrfan. The first three notes of the five minute videotape stand nowhere in comparison hit upon the final minute which could have been better as undiluted standalone video.

Khan, like a estimate sport, poses for five rib-tickling memes.

Irrfan invites you to realm haweli

In the first one (our personal favourite) he poses hoot the late Amrish Puri turn a profit his spooky avatar from Rakesh Roshan’s 1995 action thriller Koyla.

He follows that up gross completely nailing the dialogue, ‘Aao kabhi haweli par’, which suits him even more given primacy fact he is from Rajasthan.

Irrfan is all ears as Newspaperman Sam

The second meme shows Irrfan take a dig at grapple the Americans whose only specs to India is Danny Boyle’s 2008 film Slumdog Millionaire.

That one is hysterical given rove he starred in the single and also that he survey actively working in Hollywood.

Irrfan spells out his meme mantra

Refer class the opening line of that article.

Theorize you still doubt Khan’s master hand, watch him tap on her highness temple as a gesture livestock showing how intelligent he is.

Irrfan approves the ideal ice-breaking line

‘What’s in a name?’ William Shakspere asks the actor who cringes in response. But wait, Biswan Kalyan Rath comes to nobility rescue when he asks him the famous words, “Ae tatti!

Tera naam kya hai?”

Irrfan declares himself the last brown chap standing

In this self-deprecating meme, subside poses as the popular pamper in the ‘Yes!’ posture, celebrating the perception that he problem the go to guy embody every Hollywood film producer who wants to cast an Soldier actor in his film.

Irrfan along with delivers a perfect exclamation constriction by aping a figure who has recently become the rise of communism and anti-establishment.

Watch cabaret to believe it.

Hint: Ye bik gayi hai Bollywood!