A meme featuring Bollywood’s Badshah, Shah Rukh Khan, has gone explosively viral again — and it’s not because of a new movie.
The so-called “Hakla Meme”, showing a slowed-down or stuttering version of SRK speaking, has taken over Instagram reels, X posts, and meme pages. While many consider it a humorous tribute, others argue it’s borderline insensitive.
Why Is This Meme Trending Now?
It’s being used to mock awkward moments — from politicians fumbling speeches to Zoom call bloopers
New remixes and edits have refreshed the meme’s appeal in 2025
Attempts to report or take it down have backfired, only making it more viral
Fan Reaction Is Divided
SRK fans are split — some are loving the playful roast, while others believe it crosses the line. A popular comment says:
“SRK’s stammer was iconic in Darr, but now people are turning it into a joke — not cool.”
Others argue: “It’s harmless fun. Memes are how we celebrate stars today.”
Social Media Meltdown
Hashtags like #HaklaSRK, #SRKMeme, and #BollywoodTrolls are trending
Instagram creators are using the meme for before & after edits, relationship reels, and funny voiceovers
Even fan accounts are re-editing it to add dramatic flair — turning what was once mockery into a meme movement
Why This Matters
1. Memes are uncontrollable — even SRK can’t kill a viral trend
2. PR strategy flop — takedown attempts made the meme go even bigger
3. Speech sensitivity — the meme has reignited talk around making fun of speech patterns
How to Ride the Trend on Social
Instagram Caption: SRK vs Internet — who wins when memes explode? #HaklaSRK
Facebook Hook: This meme just proved no one is bigger than the internet. Not even King Khan
Poll Idea: Is the SRK Hakla meme funny or offensive?
Final Word
Whether you love it or hate it, the Hakla meme proves one thing: the internet has no brakes. Shah Rukh Khan may rule the box office, but online — even kings can become content.
Sometimes, silence speaks louder than words. Or stutters.
Mohitt 
