Amid spiking lemon prices in markets, Twitterati unleash meme war; 'Real reason why...'

With the rising inflation, while some of the country's citizens are venting their frustration and rage online, on the other hand, a section of people have turned to comedy to help cope with the situation. Exorbitant lemon prices have now become fodder for jokes, alongside memes about the fuel price hike. 

The price of lemon went up to a whopping ₹350/kg in New Delhi and its adjoining areas and the situation is no different from the rest of the Indian cities. 

After the price hike was announced, social media users couldn't contain their reactions. A variety of opinions from netizens swamped social media. While some users created amazing memes, others shared jokes that are sure to make you laugh. People on Twitter, in particular, have been unusually chirpy in recent days as they poured out their creativity through tweets, and we've cherry-picked a few of them that are bound to tickle you. So, buckle up as we take you on the funniest ride at this meme-themed park.

Netizens react to exorbitant lemon prices with hilarious memes

A hilarious meme created from a song Nimbura-Nimbura 1999 film 'Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam.' 

A Twitter user went out of the box to create this rib-tickling meme from 2019 superhit film 'Kabir Singh'

The webseries 'Aspirants,' produced by Viral Fever and directed by Apoorv Singh Karki, captured the interest of young viewers with its sympathetic plot. Even before the web series was released, a number of memes were produced based on various events. Similarly, the meme world didn't overlook the high lemon prices.

How can fans forget the famous moment from the film 'Three Idiots'? Amardeep Jha, an Indian actor, is well-known in the meme world. Her famous dialogue from the film on the growing price of Paneer is still evident to the readers. 

Vegetable, fruit prices soar in Delhi-NCR

Vegetable prices in Delhi and adjoining areas have shot up due to an increase in the transportation cost as a result of the fuel price hike, leaving the customers as well as the sellers struggling.

Vegetable sellers say they are facing shrinking profits and reduced sales as due to the increased transportation cost and the ultimate hike in the buying price, they are bound to sell vegetables at a higher price, which means either a low margin for them or limited sales.

(With PTI inputs)

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