Ravi Kishan's recent run as an internet meme favourite is now taking a musical turn. His viral line, "Money follows my brother", from a podcast conversation with Raj Shamani, is being turned into an official song by T-Series.
The track, backed by Bhushan Kumar and T-Series, is scheduled to release on September 11. The makers shared a glimpse of the music video on Tuesday, giving fans a first look at how the popular meme moment has been adapted into a song.
Viral Ravi Kishan line gets a musical makeover
The music video begins with a mother and her son. The boy is asked about his plans for the future, particularly because he has little interest in studies. Ravi Kishan's voice then takes over as the child lip-syncs, "Pure desh ko pagla dunga, abhi kuch pesh kiya hai, suno."
The camera then makes a complete 360-degree turn before Ravi Kishan appears on screen and delivers the line that recently became a social media favourite.
"Naam ya daam? Naam. Money follows my brother, money follows."
The track comes at a time when several clips featuring Kishan have been circulating widely online, bringing renewed attention to his distinctive expressions, dialogue delivery and energetic performances.
From interview clips to meme favourite
The "Money follows my brother" moment was among the clips that helped fuel the latest wave of interest around the actor-politician. Another frequently shared moment has been his rendition of "Koteshwaray Shiv Koteshwaray".
As these clips gained traction, social media users began revisiting older interviews, performances and public appearances, turning several of Kishan's moments into memes.
Kishan has worked extensively in Indian cinema and television before entering politics and is currently a BJP MP representing Gorakhpur. His expressive style and recognisable delivery have now found a fresh audience through short-form social media content.
Ravi Kishan continues acting career
The actor-politician was recently seen in 'Dhamaal 4', directed by Indra Kumar and featuring Ajay Devgn, Arshad Warsi and Riteish Deshmukh.
He is also currently receiving attention for his role as Babban Babua in 'Mirzapur The Film'.
With his viral catchphrases now making their way into an official track, Kishan's latest internet moment is set to get a life beyond social media.