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PIB uses 'Rasode main kaun tha' dialogue to promote healthy eating

Press Information Bureau Maharashtra&nbsp;has joined the bangwagon and is now using meme&nbsp;inspired by&nbsp;Kokilaben rap,&nbsp;"Rasode main kaun tha?" to promote healthy eating.

PIB uses 'rasode main kaun tha' meme to promote healthy eating

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Press Information Bureau Maharashtra&nbsp;has joined the bangwagon and is now using meme&nbsp;inspired by&nbsp;Kokilaben rap,&nbsp;"Rasode main kaun tha?" to promote healthy eating.&nbsp;
The Kokilaben rap, created by music producer Yashraj Mukhate&nbsp;using a dialogue from&nbsp;Hindi TV show Saath Nibhaana Saathiya,&nbsp;has broken the Internet several times over since it first made its way to social media.
PIB&nbsp;shared in a meme&nbsp;to&nbsp;highlight the importance of having protein-rich pulses in diets to fight malnutrition.
Netizens&nbsp;can't stop complimenting the government agency for their creativity.&nbsp;

Press Information Bureau Maharashtra&nbsp;has joined the bangwagon and is now using a&nbsp;meme&nbsp;inspired by&nbsp;Kokilaben rap,&nbsp;"Rasode main kaun tha?" to promote healthy eating.&nbsp;
The Kokilaben rap, created by music producer Yashraj Mukhate&nbsp;using a dialogue from the Hindi TV show Saath Nibhaana Saathiya,&nbsp;has broken the Internet several times over since it first made its way to social media.
PIB&nbsp;shared in a meme&nbsp;to&nbsp;highlight the importance of having protein-rich pulses in diets to fight malnutrition.
Netizens&nbsp;can't stop complimenting the government agency for their creativity.&nbsp;

saath nibhaana saathiya

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