Ashneer Grover Advices Internet To Turn Court Hearings With Wife Into A ‘Date’; Netizens Hail His Sense Of Humour

Former Shark Tank India judge Ashneer Grover’s sense of humour is well-loved by everyone on the internet. From his quirky catchphrases in season 1 to his witty tweets, he has amassed a huge fan following in a very short time. He often takes to his official social media handles to share his take on ongoing matters which leaves the internet in splits most of the time. Recently he took to Twitter to share a selfie with his wife Madhuri Jain outside of Delhi High Court.

Taking to the micro-blogging website and sharing the picture, he also expressed his take on how to make court hearing fun. He advised the internet to turn court dates into ‘date’ dates. He wrote, “How do you make the ‘tareekhs’ count ? Make the court dates - ‘date’ dates every time. And turn up in your colourful best - add some glamour to sea of black and whites and blatant lies ;) Super fun !!” ALSO READ: Ashneer Grover's Father Ashok Grover PASSES AWAY At 69; Shark Tank Judge Shares An Emotional Post, Writes, 'Bye Papa Love You’

Well, it is safe to say that the netizens were left in splits because of his sense of humour. Many took to the comments section of the post to hail him and others flooded it with memes. One wrote, “Wives and girlfriends have never been happier listening to ‘Tareekh pe tareekh’.” Another wrote, “Bhai dard ko mauz me badlna janta hai.” ALSO READ: Ashneer Grover Takes A Sly Dig At YRF? Gets Candid About Film Industry And How It’s Getting Difficult To Fill Theaters!

For the unversed, the Doglapan author and his wife are currently embroiled in a legal battle with their former company BharatPe, that he founded in 2018. It all came crashing down when his company alleged him and Madhuri of misusing the company funds and they were stripped off of their positions. They are currently facing a Rs 88 crore defamation lawsuit amongst many others brought by the company’s co-founders. Not only has Ashneer gone on to publish his own book Doglapan, but he also recently announced his new start-up Third Unicorn.