Savarkar's Revolutionary Group Chat: Not You

In this entertaining meme setup, we place the legendary V.D. Savarkar at the center, looking slightly uncomfortable or skeptical as he faces a group of prominent Indian revolutionaries: Bhagat Singh, Khudiram Bose, Rajguru, and Sukhdev. They all give Savarkar a collective side-eye, expressing their disbelief and disapproval in an exaggerated manner.

Key Elements of the Meme

• V.D. Savarkar: Positioned at the center with a hesitant look.
• Revolutionaries: Bhagat Singh, Khudiram Bose, Rajguru, Sukhdev, surrounding Savarkar with exaggerated facial expressions of skepticism.

Emotional Context

The central theme revolves around calling out someone for claiming to be part of a revolutionary movement when, in reality, they are perceived to be just a bystander, making it relatable to any situation in life where someone tries to take undue credit.

Humor Enhancement

Adding a comedic twist where Savarkar tries to justify his revolutionary status while the others roll their eyes or facepalm enhances the humor. You can integrate popular phrases or trending internet jargon like 'Not you, bro!' to amplify the comedic effect.

Meme Format Suggestions

• Drake Format: Savarkar can be in the 'no' section while the other revolutionaries in the 'yes' section.
• Distracted Boyfriend: Savarkar as the boyfriend looking at 'Revolutionary Credibility' while 'Actually Being a Revolutionary' is left behind.
• Mocking SpongeBob: Savarkar's speech bubble can mimic the mocking tone while the revolutionaries look unimpressed.

Visual Structure

For the layout:

• Place Savarkar at the center with an unsure expression.
• Position the revolutionaries in a semi-circle around him, expressing disbelief and skepticism.
• Add bold text captions to enhance the humor, like 'Not you, bro!' above the meme.

This setup not only evokes laughter but also entices viewers to relate to the everyday scenario of feeling out of place when trying to align oneself with a powerful group.