Accha baat nahi hai ye

achi baat nahi hai ye meme

Accha baat nahi hai ye video

Hindi version

हमारी ज़िंदगी का एक ही मकसद है, बदला!

About

The meme "Accha baat nahi hai ye" originates from the Bollywood movie "Gangs of Wasseypur". In this particular scene, Sardar Khan, one of the main characters, taunts Ramadhir Singh's patience by asking Asgar what the minister ate that day. Asgar responds with a sarcastic comment, saying that the minister ate his wife's beatings. Sardar Khan then expresses his disapproval by saying "Accha baat nahi hai ye," which translates to "haww, that's not honorable" or "that's not a good thing."

This meme can be used in various situations where someone is teasing or mocking someone else while engaging in degrading or dishonorable behavior. It can also be used as a reaction to shocking or unpleasant news. The phrase encapsulates a sense of disapproval and highlights the importance of maintaining dignity and honor in one's actions.

Example

*When at friends house, his mom start complaining about the friend*
You: Awww, accha baat nahi hai ye!

Source

Gangs of Wasseypur 1 is an Indian crime film directed by Anurag Kashyap. Set in the town of Wasseypur in Bihar, the movie follows the lives of two feuding families involved in the coal mafia. The film explores themes of revenge, power, and the cyclical nature of violence. With a runtime of over two and a half hours, it is a gripping and intense saga that showcases the dark underbelly of the criminal world. Gangs of Wasseypur received critical acclaim for its realistic portrayal of characters and its raw storytelling. It is considered a cult classic in Indian cinema. The clip is from time 01:55:07:07 - 01:55:11:23 and the still version is from 01:55:11:01.

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