Jensen Huang and Alice spark Bollywood meme fest

Bollywood's iconic film scenes have found two unexpected new stars — Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang — as AI-generated videos featuring the pair spark a viral meme trend on Indian social media.

The videos, circulating on X, recreate memorable scenes from popular Hindi films, replacing the original actors with AI-generated versions of Jensen and Alice. The edits have attracted attention through humorous references to online speculation about their alleged relationship, although the claims remain unverified.

One widely shared video recreates a famous sequence from the 2002 horror thriller Raaz, originally featuring Dino Morea and Malini Sharma.

In the AI-generated version, Jensen and Alice replace the original actors. Alice's character delivers the dramatic dialogue: "Mere itne kareeb mat aao, main tumhe barbad kar dungi" (Don't come so close to me, I will ruin you).

The clip has given the familiar Bollywood scene an unexpected twist, prompting social media users to share and react to the unusual casting.

Another popular reference comes from Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 1999 romantic drama Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam. Social media users have given the film's title a technology-themed makeover, renaming it Hum Chip De Chuke Sanam — a playful reference to Nvidia's dominance in the artificial intelligence chip industry.

Music has also become part of the meme trend. One of the songs featured in the edits is Chura Ke Dil Mera from the 1994 film Main Khiladi Tu Anari, originally picturised on Akshay Kumar and Shilpa Shetty.

The popular track has found a new context in the AI-generated videos featuring Jensen and Alice, adding a nostalgic Bollywood touch to the online humour.

Other Bollywood-inspired edits have also brought popular Hindi film songs and memorable scenes into the meme conversation, turning the technology executive into an unlikely internet celebrity.

Another viral AI-generated video features Jensen and Alice recreating the iconic Bollywood romantic song Aaj Kal Tere Mere Pyar Ke Charche, adding to the growing collection of film-inspired memes circulating on social media.

The memes have gained traction largely because of the contrast between Bollywood's dramatic storytelling and the high-profile world of artificial intelligence and technology.

The online humour comes amid reports and speculation about Jensen Huang's personal life and alleged links involving Alice Huang. However, the claims circulating on social media have not been independently verified.

For now, Bollywood's familiar dialogues, AI-generated faces and clever wordplay have combined to create an unexpected viral moment, with the Nvidia chief executive emerging as an unlikely Bollywood meme star.

Source: Gulf News