After Amrita Rao’s ‘Jal lijiye’ dialogue from the 2006 film Vivah became the fodder for memes on social media, the actress herself joined on the bandwagon, with her own hilarious take on the trend. Taking to Twitter, the video shows Rao holding a steel glass, offering water to the viewers. “Jal lenge? (Would you like some water?)”, She says. The actress soon exits the frame, only to come back with a bucket of water, teasing her fans. "Aur jal chahiye? Kabse bol rahi hoon, ‘jal lijiye’. Naha lijiye, Happy Holi (Do you want more water? I have been offering water for so long. Go and take a bath. Happy Holi)!” she laughs. Her husband RJ Anmol was among those who reacted on the video, commenting that 'she is so naughty'. “Jal lenge.?” she wrote while sharing the clip. Take a look here: JAL LENGE ❓ .#jallijiyememes #VIVAH #rajshriproductions pic.twitter.com/DRz8lchtzP — AMRITA RAO 🇮🇳 (@AmritaRao) May 30, 2021 Take a look at some of the reactions to the video here: pic.twitter.com/1DXICtzLF1 — Mᴜᴋᴇꜱʜ Yᴀᴅᴀv🎭🇮🇳 (@mukesh_akkian) May 30, 2021 Ap le lijiye maam ☺ pic.twitter.com/WYCpNEKHpt — 000009 (@ui000009) May 30, 2021 pic.twitter.com/jaMyRDlLeY — AJ🤷🏼♂️ (@TheWerkself) May 30, 2021 pic.twitter.com/fhTgDueCb8 — Jaydev Vara (@jaydevvara) May 30, 2021 Nahi juice le rahe hai ab pic.twitter.com/vZCxu75rSu — Utkarsh Tiwari (@perspicacious_g) May 30, 2021 Now its shivaji Satam Ji's turn. 😂 pic.twitter.com/XL9ERx5MLL — Prabhat (@cool2iceberg) May 30, 2021 Aapko @shahidkapoor ko tag karna tha, kyuki jal to aap unhi ke liye laayi hai — RAJIV (@RajivShahid) May 30, 2021 Hahaha.. this was really good. The best answer to the meme — True Love SidNaaz Shona Shona (@Shrads74687004) May 30, 2021 It was after more than a decade that Rao’s line from the Sooraj R. Barjatya's hit film, in which she starred alongside actor Shahid Kapoor, took social media by storm. The meme involved a scene, where Poonam - played by Rao - is heard saying: “Jal lijiye,” to guests from Kapoor’s family. Soon, the dialogue made it to all social media platforms, with brands and memers saying — ‘Aap thak gaye honge’ to make their point.
