Updated August 3rd, 2020 at 12:41 IST
Raksha Bandhan 2020: Netizens celebrate the occasion with hilarious meme fest
From sisters planning ‘Rakhi business’ to mom’s reaction when both siblings start fighting before tying amulet, netizens celebrate Raksha Bandhan with memes.
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Indian festival of Raksha Bandhan is being celebrated this year on August 3. While traditionally, sisters of all ages tie Rakhi around the wrists of their brothers as a symbol of protection and receive a gift in return, internet users have triggered a meme fest on Twitter. Under the hashtag #RakshaBandhan, Twitter users have flooded memes related to the occasion. From sisters planning their ‘Rakhi business’ to mom’s reaction when both siblings start fighting before tying the amulet, the netizens picked various instances and combined them with dialogues of famous movies and Netflix series including sacred Games. Others even talked about how their crush ignored their messages on Friendship Day but replied on Raksha Bandhan. Watch some hilarious memes:
*Sisters on #RakshaBandhan* pic.twitter.com/0HoBp8GYYd
— Shivani (@meme_ki_diwani)
When crush looking at me and giving smile today
— vatsss😎 (@frustrated_vats)
*le inner me :#Rakhi #RakshaBandhan pic.twitter.com/dMM8L9VPhJ
No One
— स्वदेशी इंटरनेट एक्सप्लोरर 😎 (@explorerhoon)
Sisters on #RakshaBandhan 🤭🤭 pic.twitter.com/MLJYdEHEoZ
#RakshaBandhan
— Keshav (@Cashew_tweets)
My crush standing with Rakhi in her hand.. pic.twitter.com/a6ESVtlcnf
#RakshaBandhan
— Anoop Bhatnagar (@AnoopBhatnaga12)
When crush didn't reply on happy friendship day story but reply on happy raksha bandhan story
Me: pic.twitter.com/ASOxZBNQrR
Today every sister to his brother before rakhi #RakshaBandhan pic.twitter.com/BCK4KUI7zU
— Shantanu Chaudhary (@Shantanu_ch001)
Sisters after Counting money at the end of #RakshaBandhan : pic.twitter.com/fVWwa0fN71
— Dhavan kadia (@The_1_tweets)
Me fighting with my sister before celebrating #RakshaBandhan
— Don't Like This Page Has Has K Mar Jayega Re Tu. (@Dont_like_meme)
My mom- pic.twitter.com/HR5exnxDot
Sister on #RakshaBandhan after trolling me whole the year..❤️ pic.twitter.com/fIRlAqkbFV
— FOKO._ (@__aaksh)
*RakshaBandhan Exist*
— 👻Mr_Memer🌟 (@Bsdk_memer_hu)
#RakshaBandhan
Le girls : pic.twitter.com/YpRgiL5A9a
Crush: Happy #RakshaBandhan
— Bushra🌺 (@TheSheGirll)
He: pic.twitter.com/KsFjhBZYSl
#RakshaBandhan
— Nobita (@Harami_Nobita)
I take money from my mom
I give to my sister
Mom takes it back pic.twitter.com/bNlLWkTuQt
No one
— Dhawan Cricketer (@DhawanCricketr)
Girls on #RakshaBandhan : pic.twitter.com/VHYQWWZy0p
Nobody:
— meme theory (@high_on_meme_s)
Literally no body:
*Le sisters on rakshabandhan: pic.twitter.com/GcZVxL7qIn
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Raksha Bandhan meaning, history
Made up of two Sanskrit words, 'Raksha' meaning 'protection and 'Bandhan' that means 'bound or binding' in English, Raksha Bandhan means 'the knot of protection'. The festival symbolizes the eternal love of a brother-sister duo which does not just signify blood relationships. It is also celebrated among cousins.
There are numerous mythological tales behind the celebration of Raksha Bandhan. One of the highly-popular stories is from 'Mahabharata'. It is believed that once Lord Krishna was flying a kite with Pandavas, Subhadra and Draupadi. However, Lord Krishna got injured with a deep cut caused by the kite's thread and his wound started bleeding. That is when Draupadi rushed and tied a cloth across his wound to stop the bleeding. Thus, a grateful Lord Krishna promised Draupadi that he will always protect her from all the troubles in life.
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Published August 3rd, 2020 at 12:41 IST