Anupamaa 'Ghuma Ghuma ke Marungi' Dialogue is the New Instagram Viral Video Meme Template

If you thought Indian soap operas were all about weeping daughters-in-law and endless stare-offs, the internet’s favourite TV mom, Anupama, is here to prove you wrong. Rupali Ganguly’s character in the hit Star Plus show Anupamaa has once again broken the fourth wall of television to become a viral Instagram sensation. But this time, she isn't delivering a monologue on women's independence. Instead, she is threatening to drag someone by their hair into the middle of the market.

Yes, the "Ghuma Ghuma Ke Marungi" (I will spin you around and hit you) dialogue video from one of the undated episodes has officially dropped, and it is the rage-filled meme template we didn't know we needed.

The Viral Moment: Ghuma Ghuma ke Marungi

The viral video clip features a furious Anupama engaging in a verbal showdown that would make action heroes proud. In a sharp departure from her usually calm and preachy demeanour, Anupama unleashes a threat that is as descriptive as it is terrifying:

"Maarungi tujhe baalon se pakad ke, choti se ghasitte hue beech bazaar lakar..." (I will hit you, grab you by your hair, and drag you by your braid all the way to the middle of the market...)

And the cherry on top? The promise to hit the receiver "Ghuma ghuma ke" (spinning them around).

The Viral Dialogue: The Full Monologue

The clip features a furious Anupama engaging in a verbal showdown that would make action heroes proud. In a sharp departure from her usually calm demeanour, Anupama unleashes a monologue that starts with a threat and turns into a detailed itinerary of violence.

Here is the full dialogue that has the internet in splits:

"Marungi. Tujhe baalon se pakad ke, choti se ghaseette hue beech bazaar laakar tujhe marungi. Tujhe ghuma-ghumakar marungi. Gira-girakar marungi. Dauda-daudakar marungi. Bhaga-bhagakar marungi. Joota bhigokar marungi. Sandal todkar marungi. Saari lihaaz chhodkar marungi. Dono haathon se marungi, haath thak gaye toh laaton se marungi. Aur pair thak gaye toh baaton se marungi. Itna marungi, itna marungi ki dard bhi confuse ho jayega ki kis kis haddi par kis kis chot par dhyaan doon."

English Translation: "I will hit you. I will grab you by the hair, drag you by your braid to the middle of the market, and hit you. I will spin you around and hit you. I will drop you and hit you. I will make you run and hit you. I will chase you and hit you. I will soak a shoe and hit you. I will break my sandal hitting you. I will drop all modesty and hit you. I will hit you with both hands; if my hands get tired, I will hit you with my legs. And if my legs get tired, I will hit you with my words. I will hit you so much that even the pain will be confused about which bone and which injury to focus on."

Why This Dialogue Is Meme Material

1. "Pain will be confused": Including the last line (Dard bhi confuse ho jayega) is crucial because that is the punchline of the entire joke.

2. Rhythm: The repetitive "Marungi... Marungi..." creates a funny rhythm that readers will enjoy reading.

The sheer graphic nature of the threat, delivered in a high-voltage soap opera setting, has sent netizens into a frenzy. Social media users have dubbed it "Anupama's Ultra Violent Threat," with captions joking that even Sunny Deol (Bollywood's resident angry man) would have his legs trembling at this dialogue.

The New Instagram Reel Template 'Ghuma Ghuma ke Marungi'

Why Ghuma Ghuma Ke Marungi is Taking Over Your Instagram Feed

Why has a random clip from a daily soap become the Instagram Viral Meme template of the week?

1. The "Snapped" Factor: Anupama is culturally coded as the "ideal woman"—patient, forgiving, and soft-spoken. Seeing her "snap" and resort to threats of street violence is shockingly hilarious out of context. It’s the same energy as seeing a kindergarten teacher suddenly flip a table.

2. Relatable Rage: We’ve all had moments where a polite "please stop" isn't enough. This audio has become the perfect lip-sync tool for creators to express exaggerated frustration—whether it’s towards a younger sibling who stole the remote, a boss asking for updates on a Sunday, or a slow WiFi connection.

3. The Sequel to "Aapko Kya?" This isn't Anupama's first rodeo with viral fame. Previously, her monologue "Main ghumu, firu, nachu... aapko kya?" (I roam, I wander, I dance... what is it to you?) became a massive feminist anthem and meme. The internet views this new "Ghuma Ghuma Ke" dialogue as the "Villain Arc" sequel to that trend. She went from "mind your business" to "I will physically hurt you," and the internet is loving the character development.

Instagram Viral Meme of the Day: Ghuma Ghuma ke Marungi

Netizens React

The comment sections on these reels are just as entertaining as the video itself.

• One user commented, "I stopped watching this after 6 months... but I can easily tell why she is angry," the other said, "My mother when I got 2 in my maths test", proving that the emotion transcends the plot.

• Others are simply flooding the comments with laughing emojis, embracing the absurdity of the dialogue.

• Comparison memes are already popping up, pitting Anupama against WWE wrestlers and action stars.

Whether you follow the twists and turns of the show or not, you cannot escape the Anupamaa dominance on social media. The "Ghuma Ghuma Ke Marungi" template is a testament to the fact that Indian TV serials (ITV) remain an unintentional goldmine for meme culture. Rupali Ganguly NOT Quitting ‘Anupamaa’! TV Show’s Publicist Terms Rumours ‘Baseless and False’ (LatestLY Exclusive).

So, the next time someone tests your patience, you know exactly which audio to send them. Just maybe don't actually drag them to the beech bazaar.

(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Jan 29, 2026 12:14 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).