Delhi's Gen Z just had a Ravi Kishan-themed party. Here's what happened at the bash

Delhi just witnessed a Ravi Kishan-themed party where guests came dressed as his viral avatars and performed his dialogues.A glimpse of the Ravi Kishan-themed party in Delhi. Ravi Kishan is the internet’s new favourite accident meme god. Anything he says, anything he does, somehow finds its way onto the internet and comes back as a meme. His expressions, outfits, dance moves and increasingly iconic one-liners have given the actor-politician a .The fandom has now spilled offline.At the Civil Lines branch of Social in Delhi, some Gen Z gathered for a Ravi Kishan-themed party where guests dressed up as him, danced like him and delivered his iconic dialogues. Some channeled his Gucci avatar, while some dressed up like Kishan’s viral ‘Dola Ni Aaya Dola’ clip. Gen Zs dressed as Ravi Kishan. (Photo: Cinergy, Social Offline) The event was organised by Cinergy, a community and experience platform founded by 27-year-old Delhi-based filmmaker and experience designer Samarth. “We had almost 80 registrations, but some people couldn’t make it because the Prime Minister’s event was taking place at SRCC that day,” Samarth said. With increased security and movement restrictions around North Campus, some guests faced difficulty with travel and getting cabs to the venue. A classic Ravi Kishan look. (Photo: Cinergy, Social Offline) As for the concept, it came from simply watching the internet do its thing. 27-year-old Samarth, who describes himself as a filmmaker first and an experience curator second, started Cinergy with the intention of promoting independent art and building a community around artists and creators. This event was a departure from that usual indie-art audience. The event poster. “Since Ravi Kishan was trending and people were reacting to all the memes around it, I thought, why not use that as an opportunity to bring people together? We wanted to celebrate an artist, have some fun, meet new people and play games together,” Samarth told India Today Digital.Before the event, he even put out a fashion moodboard on Instagram to give guests ideas for their Ravi Kishan transformations. The response was enthusiastic, with people turning up in his various viral versions. A guest recreated his iconic ‘Gucci’ look, while another imitated the infamous ‘Dola Ni Aaya Dola’ look. Then, there was also a vibrant blue kurta with a jacket look. Ravi Kishan's 'Dola Ni Aaya Dola' look recreated. (Photo: Cinergy, Social Offline) Inside, the organisers leaned fully into the memes. There was a Ravi Kishan dance battle, with guests competing while dressed as him. There was a dialogue challenge for the best Ravi Kishan impression.And then there was perhaps the most literal interpretation of his internet mythology: Ravi Kishan currency.The organisers created fake currency notes featuring Ravi Kishan and hid them around the venue. Guests had to hunt for the notes, with the person who collected the most winning a voucher. "Money follows, my brother" ft. Ravi Kishan. (Photo: Cinergy, Social Offline) “Money follows my brother” became less of a meme and more of an actual party game.There was also a photo wall where guests could get Polaroids taken in their “Ravi Kishan” outfits, with the pictures then added to the wall. The venue itself was decorated with Ravi Kishan-inspired material, turning the party into something between a fan gathering, a meme museum and a cosplay event. The photo props. (Photo: Cinergy, Social Offline) The response went beyond the people who actually made it to the venue. The post also began attracting attention from outside Delhi, with comments coming in from cities including Chandigarh and Lucknow from people asking for similar experiences in their own cities.Would you attend a Ravi Kishan party?- EndsPublished By: Medha ChawlaPublished On: Sep 8, 2026 18:05 IST