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Chellam Sir Memes Are The Highlight Of The Family Man 2

Chellam Sir Memes Are The Highlight Of The Family Man 2

What a world we all are living in these days… we truly appreciate the content by creating content on the available content. Fans are loving The Family Man 2 and already supplying the crazy theories for The Family Man 3. However, the majority of the Internet is creating funny memes on Chellam Sir.

Our local James Bond (Srikant Tiwari) made his way to the audience’s heart with bonkers season 2 of The Family Man. Fans loved the way the story moved forward and keep moving to forget everything that was left behind.

Chellam Sir is a surprised or better to say mysterious element to the show and uplifted the bar too high. One way or other Chellam Sir from The Family Man 2 is a complete meme material. Undoubtedly there gonna be tons of memes on Chellam Sir. However, there’s a famous dialogue in the show about the gyaanis sitting on Twitter.

Chellam Sir’s character is written so well that despite having little screen time, he stole the show. Or better to say, lived his moment in the show. He is one of the reasons that people have good memories about The Family Man 2. On a very serious note, show writers have written the character of Chellam Sir so well that it is very effective and quite impactful.

Take A Look At Hillarious Chellam Sir Memes

The character of Chellam Sir became popular on Twitter and fans are now demanding a spin-off series based on Chellam Sir and his adventures. In the show, Chellam Sir is a very resourceful, retired legendary agent, paranoid who helped Srikant in many situations to complete the mission.

So, we have selected for you a big list of Chellam Sir Memes and Posts on Twitter. Chellam Sir is undeniably a super interesting character portrayed by Tamil actor-director Udhayabhanu Maheswaran or more popularly known as just Uday Mahesh. So enjoy the legend of Chellam Sir:

 

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