Lockdown Memes

"Laxmi Narayan has all the answers. Loving it," Suniel Shetty captioned his post.

The Delhi government order is intended to avoid heavy crowding at wine and beer shops in the city after the lockdown is relaxed further in the coming days.

Memes started pouring in on social media after the Delhi government announced a night curfew in the city from 10 pm to 5 am amid a rise in Covid cases.

Mumbai enters a new phase of partial lockdown from Monday evening. The financial capital will witness a curfew from 8 pm to 7 am on weekdays and 'strict lockdown' during the weekends amid an unprecedented surge in COVID-19 cases.

Viral: The restaurant uploaded a post on its Facebook page, a picture of the signage displayed prominently on its front display glass window.

As amateurs took to the kitchen, a number of cooking disasters cropped up too. Businessman Anand Mahindra's hilarious memes sum up the pains of lockdown cooking while also showcasing its funny side.

"When the blow dry looks just perfect," wrote Raj Kundra

In these uncertain times, at least one thing hasn't changed - social media is still finding recourse in humour. Here is a look at 15 hilarious posts that perfectly sum up life during the coronavirus pandemic.

After heart-warming videos and messages, the Mumbai police on Thursday posted memes of popular rock bands, termed as ''safety tunes'', urging citizens to stay indoors during the COVID-19 lockdown.

Virat Kohli decided to pull Cheteshwar Pujara's leg but he came up with an amusing reply for his "captain".

BRB, busy laughing

Mumbai Police on Tuesday shared a poster from Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt-starrer ''Gully Boy'' to caution people against stepping out of their homes during the lockdown.

A humorous video, created by Ashish Chanchlani Vines, shows what would happen if American murder mysteries were made in India. The video was shared on Instagram by Union Minister Smriti Irani.

The Quarantine Travel Challenge involves people recreating one of their pics from memorable holidays and vacations with the things they have at home - and the trend has created a huge buzz on social media.

The nationwide lockdown to contain the spread of coronavirus has left government bodies, police departments and health organisations with the mammoth task of educating people about the importance of staying home during the ongoing pandemic. Many of them have resorted to clever memes to drive home the point.

"Laxmi Narayan has all the answers. Loving it," Suniel Shetty captioned his post.

The Delhi government order is intended to avoid heavy crowding at wine and beer shops in the city after the lockdown is relaxed further in the coming days.

Memes started pouring in on social media after the Delhi government announced a night curfew in the city from 10 pm to 5 am amid a rise in Covid cases.

Mumbai enters a new phase of partial lockdown from Monday evening. The financial capital will witness a curfew from 8 pm to 7 am on weekdays and 'strict lockdown' during the weekends amid an unprecedented surge in COVID-19 cases.

Viral: The restaurant uploaded a post on its Facebook page, a picture of the signage displayed prominently on its front display glass window.

As amateurs took to the kitchen, a number of cooking disasters cropped up too. Businessman Anand Mahindra's hilarious memes sum up the pains of lockdown cooking while also showcasing its funny side.

"When the blow dry looks just perfect," wrote Raj Kundra

In these uncertain times, at least one thing hasn't changed - social media is still finding recourse in humour. Here is a look at 15 hilarious posts that perfectly sum up life during the coronavirus pandemic.

After heart-warming videos and messages, the Mumbai police on Thursday posted memes of popular rock bands, termed as ''safety tunes'', urging citizens to stay indoors during the COVID-19 lockdown.

Virat Kohli decided to pull Cheteshwar Pujara's leg but he came up with an amusing reply for his "captain".

BRB, busy laughing

Mumbai Police on Tuesday shared a poster from Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt-starrer ''Gully Boy'' to caution people against stepping out of their homes during the lockdown.

A humorous video, created by Ashish Chanchlani Vines, shows what would happen if American murder mysteries were made in India. The video was shared on Instagram by Union Minister Smriti Irani.

The Quarantine Travel Challenge involves people recreating one of their pics from memorable holidays and vacations with the things they have at home - and the trend has created a huge buzz on social media.

The nationwide lockdown to contain the spread of coronavirus has left government bodies, police departments and health organisations with the mammoth task of educating people about the importance of staying home during the ongoing pandemic. Many of them have resorted to clever memes to drive home the point.