From Rakhis to Reels: How Meme Culture Changed Raksha Bandhan

Raksha Bandhan is no longer just about sweets and rituals. It's about viral memes and online sibling banter too

Memes are now the go-to language for brothers and sisters to express their love and roast each other—digitally

Reels, GIFs, and savage comebacks—today’s siblings send memes instead of letters, and Instagram DMs instead of cards

From "Kidney ke badle Rakhi?" to "Bhai tu UPI bhej de", meme templates explode every August

Big brands create Raksha Bandhan campaigns loaded with memes to stay relevant and relatable to the digital generation

Despite the humor, the message remains: siblings are for life. Memes just give that bond a modern twist

Maybe. But as long as memes bring laughter and closeness, the spirit of Rakhi lives on—just with better punchlines