Nowadays Instagram, Facebook, YouTube…wherever you open, only one word is echoing, and that is Vasteguna Huiya (For the sake of multiplication). Sometimes at Jantar Mantar i.e. CJP Cockroach Janta Party In protest, and sometimes in a funny reel. Overall, this word is everywhere. If you are thinking in your mind that what is this ‘Vaaste Guna Huiya’ and why are people making so many reels on it like crazy, then do not take any tension at all. Today we are going to reveal the complete horoscope of this viral trend.
What is the connection between CJP and Vasteguna Huiya?
These days, a video has created quite a stir on Instagram, which people are sharing in the name of CJP. In this viral clip, a girl looks at the policeman in a very unique way and says, Vasteguna Huiya. Now netizens are enjoying this video, making memes and tagging each other. Now the question is what is the meaning of this word, and where did it come from.
What is the real story of Vasteguna Huiya?
Even if you think that this is some new heavy word of Hindi or Sanskrit, but brother it is not at all like that. Actually, it has foreign connections. Before the advent of social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok, there was an app called Vine. A video of that went viral, in which a boy shouts, Can I get a Hoyeah? Just what then! The internet public picked up this small English dialogue and gave it a twist in their own desi style. Can I get a Hoyeah? No one knew when the joke changed to Vasteguna Huiya.
Gen Z shines at Jantar Mantar, even asked questions to police uncle!
The matter became more interesting when this trend took to the streets in the recent Gen Z protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. During this time, some youth went to the policemen on duty and jokingly asked – Police uncle, ‘For the sake of Guna Huiya?’ Now imagine, what would have been the reaction of the policemen after hearing such a question in a serious environment. Just this action made this meme spread like wildfire on social media.
Then what is the meaning of this Vasteguna Huiya?
If you are sitting by opening the dictionary to find its meaning, then just wait. The truth is that it doesn’t make any sense at all. This is an old trend in English Can I get a Hoyeah? This is a distorted and completely funny desi version of the same, which people are using only for reels, fun and to collect likes. So brother, the next time someone suddenly comes to you and asks ‘Vaste Guna Huiya?’, then you will understand that the person in front of you is just trying to wrap you in this new meme.
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