Ridhi Dogra reacts to memes on her Jawan character Kaveri Amma, recalls ‘crying’ after Shah Rukh Khan called her mom

Ridhi Dogra is currently enjoying the success of her movie Jawan. However, her character Kaveri Amma in the movie has sparked a meme fest on Twitter. The actress gave a hilarious reaction to the meme and also recalled her reaction to Shah Rukh Khan calling her mom onscreen. 

On Friday, Ridhi Dogra took to her Twitter and shared a post comparing Kishori Ballal who played Kaveri Amma in the 2004 Ashutosh Gowariker film, and her character in Jawan and wrote, “Hahahahaaha stop it guys (several laughing emojis).”

Hahahahaaha stop it guys https://t.co/WJMwEYsWQB

— Ridhi Dogra (@iRidhiDogra) September 7, 2023

Ridhi Dogra also responded to the tweets of many fans. One of the tweets read, “When SRK called you Kaveri Amma in #Jawan in that scene, I literally bawled in the theater.” Reacting to this, the actress revealed her reaction to Shah Rukh Khan calling her ‘amma’ and said, “And I cried in my heart! (Laughing emoji).” 

And I cried in my heart  https://t.co/InTSDsQQ0w

— Ridhi Dogra (@iRidhiDogra) September 8, 2023

Earlier, Ridhi Dogra heaped praise on Jawan co-star Shah Rukh Khan and said, “You sweat, work bloody hard but are always smiling, gentle and patient. And never say no to a selfie. I’m glad you were, are, and will always be my number 1 Hero♥️ Be blessed @iamsrk I Love you so much. #Jawan7thSeptember2023.” 

Helmed by Atlee, Jawan is an action-thriller starring Shah Rukh Khan, Nayanthara, and Vijay Sethupathi along with Sanya Malhotra, Ridhi Dogra, Priyamani, Sunil Grover, Aaliyah Qureshi, and others in key roles. Released on September 7, the movie opened to a thunderous response from the audience. Deepika Padukone is also seen in an action-packed avatar in a 20 minute cameo and left fans impressed.

Produced by Gauri Khan under the banner of Red Chillies Entertainment and co-produced by Gaurav Verma, the movie collected Rs 129.6 crore at the box office worldwide. The action thriller is Shah Rukh Khan’s most expensive film made on a whopping budget of Rs 300 crore, the movie emerged to be his highest opener.