While pictorial charts are often used to teach children various objects such as types of fruits, flowers, body parts and more in India, a particular one showcasing "Ideal behaviour" has caught comedian Stephen Fry attention. Titled, "An ideal boy/Aadarsh Balak," the chart features various good habits a boy should inculcate. Taking to Twitter, Fry wrote, "Decidedly odd of my doctor to hang this in his surgery. I've tried to live up to it though. Haven't managed to "Pray Almighty" or "Join NCC", otherwise I'm getting there." Decidedly odd of my doctor to hang this in his surgery. I've tried to live up to it though. Haven't managed to "Pray Almighty" or "Join NCC", otherwise I'm getting there. pic.twitter.com/Dl52jaqang — Stephen Fry (@stephenfry) January 19, 2019 The post, which went viral with over four thousand likes, left many amused. Moreover, some also wondered if there a girl version of it to which Fry posted another chart showcasing "Bad habits". I'm afraid to say that the closest I could find was this . make of it what you will pic.twitter.com/m5Yc6uvg1T — Stephen Fry (@stephenfry) January 19, 2019 The post was flooded with hilarious replies, with many wondering why one has to be an "Ideal boy." Why would you want to be an ideal boy when you already are a great man? You be you Stephen — Remy🇳🇱 (@musicismylifex_) January 19, 2019 Here's an updated version pic.twitter.com/Yhz3XFNldz — Himangshu Saikia (@milwac) January 20, 2019 And here's a cheeky meme follow up inspired by this ideal kid using the same artistic style (unlikely that you'll read this)🤞🏽 pic.twitter.com/T6BGBQXC2i — Nicole (@nicolexavier111) January 19, 2019 This made my day 😂 — Nihal Atwal (@nihal_atwal) January 21, 2019 I never thought there would come a day when Stephen Fry would share the adarsh balak chart😁 — Le Samouraï (@Sheshnath13) January 21, 2019 Aadarsh Balak is making waves internationally 😂 — Nishant Prateek (@nisprateek) January 21, 2019
