Congressman Shashi Tharoor is nothing less than the only hope and certainly the center of attraction the UPA has got. Just like the oasis in the desert, Tharoor is the only person that can elevate Congress party he literally has got the power to renew the once lived monotony of the party.

In India, there are many political leaders who are amazing orators but Shashi Tharoor is different from the vocabulary that he uses is just amazing and to understand what he said, people use dictionaries. Tharoor has also gone to the extent of demanding an apology from England for the atrocities they have committed in India during their 190 years of rule.

Right from the “Exasperating farrago of distortions”, he has always been the epitome of trolls and memes on social media.

It might be his English or the logical things he perpetuates on the rivals, Tharoor is always a winner in this space of wisdom and fun. Tharoor has the power of transforming a normal discussion into an erudite one.

Nobody can match Shashi Tharoor and even imitating him is not an easy task. They say ‘Imitation is the best form of flattery’ but it’s hard in the case of Tharoor. He is the one who has time and again floored netizens with his amazing vocabulary. Apart from making memes about his vocabulary, people have also started imitating his style, mostly without any success.

There are many instances when people have tried to pull a Tharoor only to fall flat on their faces. A similar incident happened to Twitter user Anushree Arun, who received a unique Whatsapp message from a wanna-be Tharoor.

Anushree shared the conversation on Twitter and wrote,

“Received this WhatsApp msg.

I fail to understand how just by using the thesaurus for every single word( which together sounds bunkum in a sentence) one can call it @ShashiTharoor ‘s style?

IT ISN’T !”

Here is the message:

“May your festive season be punctuated with revachism whose magnoliquence can only be theatropistically analyzed by the use of reminiscent exacerbation. I hope you don’t mind my apostasy. I know your arquistic impedance might not engulf this kind of debauched pedagogy because of its repuginatious tolecentrism.

Just wished Christmas and Happy New Year….

Shashi Tharoor style”

Received this watsapp msg.
I fail to understand how just by using thesaurus for every single word( which together sounds bunkum in a sentence) one can call it @ShashiTharoor ‘s style?
IT ISN’T ! pic.twitter.com/8rQ9G7oJ3s

— Anushree Arun (@anushreearun13) December 27, 2017

If you couldn’t understand what the person meant, don’t worry about being dumb, the message just didn’t make any sense. Twitterati soon trolled him hilariously.

Twitter Reactions:

Being @ShashiTharoor doesnt means inflicting verbiage pain. But being laconic and furthering your message in a most comprehensible manner. In hindi-belt i have always encountered pple who if don’t knw any english word will term you “ShashiTharoor” rather upgradung their vocabs.

— abhishek pandey (@abhi150) December 28, 2017

I really think this is stretching it too far. It’s neither humorous nor making a point

— Charles Mathew (@charliemat777) December 28, 2017

And ur reply Anu 😅😅😅😅
Yaar Look, his sentences are meaningful
Nailed it just nailed it 😎😎😎😎😎

— Anshuman Sail (@AnshumanSail) December 28, 2017

Another word salad balderdash!
Dr Tharoor is an inimitable word-crafter.

— INC_Tharoorian (@Tharoorian_INC) December 27, 2017

He’s right. This has grammar & spelling errors, & @ShashiTharoor would NEVER make those 🙂

— Anand Sivashankar (@ggmarquez) December 28, 2017

so this is how u are wished! Lol! enjoy!! is tharoor’s style a meaningless use of alien vocabulary in a compound sentences?

— Z•.°™ (@Dilkussh_) December 28, 2017

Tired joke- this rubbish must stop

— Ajay Kamath (@ajay43) December 28, 2017

But the fiasco didn’t end there! Shashi Tharoor himself replied to the tweet and it’s an epic burn for the people who mindlessly imitate him, or at least try to. He wrote, “Precisely. Read any of my 16 books to know my style. This is incomprehensible gibberish.”

Precisely. Read any of my 16 books to know my style. This is incomprehensible gibberish. https://t.co/stZSVx8h1P

— Shashi Tharoor (@ShashiTharoor) December 28, 2017

That was an epic reply from Tharoor Ji, isn’t it? What do you say?

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