Sonam gupta bewafa hai note

By India Today Web Desk: A student from IIT Guwahati, Dipankar Deori posted a picture of the question paper and spoke about how Sonam's bewafa had even sparked his professor's innovation when setting the IIT question paper. Deori wrote, 'When IIT profs too believe about the "bewafa" of Sonam Gupta, students get a question paper like this in the end sem of EE622 exam." The students faced a 11-mark question where the professor asked them to determine the probability that Sonam Gupta is bewafa given that at least one other person 'y' has claimed that she is bewafa. Deori shares his excitement and expressed his love towards his professor. "The response is overwhelming. We all love the professor for making the question so exciting. It has spread to other IITs widely been commented up on," he said, according to a report in the TOI. From a torn note to a brand new note, 'Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai' written notes went viral on social media. It all started with a ten rupee note where it was written, 'Sonam Gupta Bewafa hai' and after PM Modi announced the demonitisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes, the brand new notes of Rs 2,000 were similarly found with the same words.

(Source: All India Bakchod/Facebook) The Internet is known to be unforgiving and pretty ruthless when it comes to calling somebody’s wrongdoing out. Be it world leaders or the common man, Netizens have never stood back and watched quietly when somebody has been subjected to grave injustice. So, when a jilted lover wrote on a tattered Rs 10 note as a warning to people that “Sonam Gupta bewafa hai” (Sonam Gupta is unfaithful), it did not take the social media too long to pronounce her the face of all women who have been deceitful at one point or the other. Joining them in support and against the said girl for leaving her lover all stranded and heartbroken, is comedy outfit AIB (All India Bakchod) with its series of memes against Sonam’s injustice. (Source: All India Bakchod/Facebook) People on Twitter collectively started to hate Sonam for being so cold-hearted, and empathised with the spurned lover. (Source: All India Bakchod/ (Source: All India Bakchod/Facebook) While it all started with somebody posting the picture of an old Rs 10 note in January 2016, with the introduction of Rs 2,000 currency, the Internet was reminded again of her vile ways by someone who wrote the message again on a new currency note! ALSO READ | (Source: All India Bakchod/Facebook) (Source: All India Bakchod/Facebook) Although it is absolutely illegal to write on Rs 2,000 notes, it seems the man had issued the warning in public interest in utmost pain and anger. (Source: All India Bakchod/Facebook) B...

The Internet is like a child who loves to live in the moment. Like a toddler, it can find anything and everything amusing. And if something catches its fancy, it does not shy away from having a good laugh about it. The latest troll to join the rib-tickling bandwagon is Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai. The history behind this ‘landmark’ statement in the history of social media trolling began with an old Rs 10 currency note surfacing with Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai (Sonam Gupta is unfaithful) written on it. The masterpiece is seen as the work by some jilted lover who sought happiness and evoked a hilarious reaction on the social media. But all hell broke loose when the curse of Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai returned with someone writing the same on new Rs 2000 currency note. The Twitter is flooded with memes while there are numerous Facebook pages dedicated to the statement. This is not the first time when Internet fell in love with a good troll; remember Never underestimate the power of Ab Ki Baar Modi Sarkar. The slogan resulted in Modi winning the 2014 Lok Sabha elections to Donald Trump winning the 2016 US Presidential elections. BJP party’s catchy slogan straight from nursery rhymes book got the netizen rolling over with their version of chants. Ek duni do, do duni chaar, Ab ki baar Modi Sarkar! Make some more of these to relive the election days again. 3. Janta Maaf Nahi Karegi Election campaigns of BJP party were definitely more memorable than its competitors. If their party slogan Ab Ki...

ZEE5 announces Surekha Sikri's last film 'Kya Meri Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai' Sikri, who died in July at the age of 75 following a cardiac arrest, will be seen in pivotal role in the movie. The romantic-comedy, directed by Ssaurabh Tyagi, is based on a real incident where Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai was written on a currency note. Image Source : INSTA/ASHISHAKAPOOR ZEE5 announces Surekha Sikri's last film 'Kya Meri Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai' Streaming platform ZEE5 on Thursday announced the film "Kya Meri Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai", starring Punjabi actor Jassie Gill and the late Surekha Sikri in her last screen appearance. The romantic-comedy, directed by Ssaurabh Tyagi, is based on a real incident where Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai was written on a currency note and it immediately went viral. "Kya Meri Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai" marks Bollywood debut of popular TV actor Surbhi Jyoti, who is paired opposite Gill. Set in a small town in Uttar Pradesh, the film is about a young man, Sintoo (Gill) who falls in love with Sonam Gupta (Jyoti) and the story unfolds when Sonam reciprocates his feelings, leaving Sintoo all the more confused. What happens after is a series of comedy of errors where a line written on a note goes viral and starts a chain of events, the official summary of the film read. Sikri, who died in July at the age of 75 following a cardiac arrest, will be seen in pivotal role in the movie. Manish Kalra, Chief Business Officer at ZEE5 India, said they are thrilled to present a fictio...

But like all viral stories on internet, as time passed, Sonam Gupta was forgotten. Recently, after Prime Minister Modi decided to introduce new currency notes and scrapped Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, Sonam Gupta made an exciting comeback. In a picture circulated on social media, the freshly printed Rs 2000 note had the same words, 'Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai', written on it. Written on a brand new Rs. 2000 note were these words - 'Sonam Gupta bewafa hai' And after that, the Internet was filled with memes and trolls on Sonam Gupta’s disloyalty, because the social media users decided that nobody in the world should be unaware of what Sonam did. Some of the best memes are: Social media users cracked all kinds of jokes at the expense of this particular Sonam Gupta, making life rather painful for all the Sonam Guptas in India. A leading daily spoke to some unlucky Sonams who are not just battling with increasing number of messages from strangers, but also had to face questions from their family who are not tech savvy and have never heard the word 'meme'. Here's what they have to say: 1) Sonam Gupta , 25-year-old entrepreneur “Ever since this started trending online, my friends have been tagging me in every such meme they come across. They’re even sending me Whatsapp jokes about it. My ex-boyfriend, too, forwarded an image to me. I find this really funny, but I want to tell the world that I am not the ‘bewafa’ type,” says a 25-year-old entrepreneur of the same name. 2) Sonam Gupta, H...

‘Sonam Gupta’ has become the Internet poster girl of all women who have been unfaithful! (Source: Funny Deol, Sir Ravindra Jadeja/Twitter) If you are tired from standing in long queues in front of ATMs and banks to get some paper money, then you deserve a break. While at it, you should also know about Sonam. An old Rs 10 note surfaced on the Internet earlier this year. This was when there were no demonetisation procedures, and black money hoarders – and even those who simply forgot to stack up on Rs 100 bills – actually knew what a good night’s sleep was like. It seems a spurned lover decided to give it back to the woman who broke his heart, solemnly declaring that “Sonam Gupta bewafa hai” (Sonam Gupta is unfaithful) on a Rs 10 note. Though it is illegal to write on Indian currency, this man probably must have issued this in public interest to safeguard all men from the vile ways of the said Sonam. In no time, Internet made sure that Sonam comes to represent all the women who have been unfaithful. Of course, just like almost everything on the Internet that come with a validity period, Sonam’s betrayal was soon forgotten. But now with the sudden frenzy around money, and the new kid on the block — the Rs 2,000 currency note — someone reminded the world that Sonam has committed a serious mistake. Someone wrote the message once again, this time on a brand new and much coveted Rs 2,000 note! But now, there was no stopping the Internet. Netizens made sure, everyone everywhere (e...

The name ‘Sonam Gupta’ has resurfaced on all social media platforms after her deceitful wrongdoings are making a second round on the internet. Sonam Gupta became an internet sensation earlier this year when a Rs 10 note went viral with ‘Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai’ written on it. A betrayed lover might have once jotted down the words to warn others about her. But it was just the beginning. The message was copied by others on other denominations of Rs 100, Rs 500 notes and even on coins. The internet is engulfed with a series of ‘Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai’ posts, memes and jokes. Girls with the same name are sharing their experience as the viral message has suddenly brought the limelight onto them, “My friends and colleagues are not missing a single chance to crack a joke when my name comes up. Even my Whatsapp chats are overflowing with memes and troll images” said one of many Sonam Guptas. Sonam Guptas all over India are being judged now with trolls and are getting tagged in comments on Facebook and Twitter. Later, the troll went so viral that she became an international bewafa. Apparently, Sonam has now finally answered to her lover after fretting so much on her social media news feed. The reply from Sonam Gupta has hit the social networks. Although it is a trivial issue, it has entertained people on WhatsApp and other social networks beyond proportions. In a way it tells what social media can do. It can make and break the image of a person, of a brand and of a company.