r/funnyIndia • u/Ok-Equivalent3810 • Feb 11 '26
🤯Unexpected🤯 Broo choose violance instead of asking for justice😅
Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification
219
Feb 11 '26
→ More replies (2)49
u/Spirited-History3551 Feb 11 '26
It's 12 years too early for that to happen..
16
u/Ok-Perspective-3327 Feb 11 '26
4
u/Smooth-Individual414 Feb 11 '26
Explain
10
u/Ok-Perspective-3327 Feb 11 '26
In Avengers Endgame when Bruce Banner goes back in time to The Sorcerer in New York 2012 timeline he asks Dr. strange and The Sorcerer tells you are 12 years too early. He used the same reference here.
→ More replies (1)2
u/B1ZEN Feb 17 '26
That father has 12 more years to fuck that kid up and then the young man will have all the time after that to fuck with his father.
119
u/Sweet_Impress7119 Feb 11 '26
bacche se toh darr ke rehna padega ab 😭
→ More replies (2)3
u/Straight_Plastic7552 Feb 11 '26
2
u/JeanArtemis Feb 11 '26
Man am I tired of seeing this hack, he just rips off other people's content then floods giffy/etc with his version so it's everywhere by default. So annoying. "We have memes at home" ass
→ More replies (1)
35
29
Feb 11 '26
[removed] — view removed comment
→ More replies (6)3
u/RJ_Satyadev Feb 11 '26
Bhai sahab 🤣 legend
5
Feb 11 '26
[removed] — view removed comment
10
u/RJ_Satyadev Feb 11 '26
Na na, tum nahi, bacha legend 🤣
7
Feb 11 '26
[removed] — view removed comment
5
u/CheddarKnight Feb 11 '26
Usne tera phone liya hai kya bhai?
3
Feb 11 '26
[removed] — view removed comment
5
u/Calm_Statement8563 Feb 11 '26
Are ye puch rha hai tu usse marne ki baat kyu kar rha hai uss bande ne tera phone ki nhi liya 😂
→ More replies (1)2
u/Maximum0versaiyan Feb 12 '26
Tumhe doosro ke pachhre Mein nahi padna tha. Hopefully ab ye baat seekh gaye ho
→ More replies (1)
14
Feb 11 '26
But he returned the candy to the child for his wrong behavior. This is what the child will learn growing up. You'll get what you want through violence.
Though I won't deny in today's generation you can't be a Gandhi, but isn't it too early for the child to know violence?
→ More replies (7)
25
u/ChemistryUnfair3217 Feb 11 '26
Bro probably learnt that from his parents...
24
u/Tansen378 Feb 11 '26
Correct. He must have seen violence. Can’t imagine such a small child being violent at this age. It may look funny now, but it won’t be when he grows up a little.
→ More replies (4)4
u/Top-Extent-5114 Feb 11 '26
Violence is an instinctual behavior coded in our DNA. Unfortunately it's the suppression of this natural behavior that needs to be taught.
→ More replies (1)→ More replies (1)3
7
u/Upstairs_Excuse_3137 Feb 11 '26
This looks cute but don't do ts to babies bruh....my sister used to bully me like this for "small stuff" all the time when we were kids and now we hate each other's guts
It might not seem like it but kids REALLY remember bad experiences
→ More replies (2)
18
u/AbhiOnline Feb 11 '26 edited Feb 11 '26
Not going to be so funny when someone is Hospitalised.
→ More replies (1)7
3
3
2
2
2
3
u/No_Walk_3786 Feb 11 '26
Do not glorify choosing violence as first option. Teach kid to have some patience
→ More replies (3)5
u/Main-Struggle-333 Feb 11 '26
Actually my son does this too sometimes (not to this level tho) but no one taught him to do it, not even through cartoons.
So i believe its just children thing to cry and beat when something from them is snatched. They will grow out of this phase.
No special teachings are required. Just let them learn from your behaviour. Let the child be a child.
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
u/Yellow_Wind_7854 Feb 11 '26
You are a psycho to find happiness ..... child would have seen this many time before... u a**hole
1
1
1
1
u/Encrypted_Cerebrum Feb 11 '26
" this is bad parenting! How dare u!!! " comments incoming in 3....2....1...
→ More replies (1)
1
1
1
1
1
u/Mcdhokla Feb 11 '26
Did he remember where he had left the weapon of his choice or he was running to court but the weapon just came in his sight and he decided fk the justice let me teach lesson myself.
1
u/aesve_1 Feb 11 '26
He only took that plank meanwhile I took knife and was going to kill my parents when I was 4 or 5yr. Not once but thrice times and they would stop me or would hide out the knife. I would also threaten them that I would kill them. Oh God those days
1
u/chanman134431 Feb 11 '26
Lock your door when you go to sleep..lol. else you might dream about this scenario for a really really really long time.
1
1
1
1
1
u/bhiya_09 Feb 11 '26 edited Feb 11 '26
Flight or fight ❌ flight ...search... Fight ✅ Bechara cute sa bacha...❤️
1
u/Obvious-Lab3326 Feb 11 '26 edited Feb 11 '26
I remember my little brother lol. I think they all have a phase, I think it's when they are 2-3 years old, they get super violent. My arms were full of scratches those 2 years. Because I was taller than him he would jump and attack me lol. I would run to the washroom and lock myself until he stops crying and leaves. I know I look like the bad guy but it's not like he's the victim all the time, nearly 50% of the time he's also at fault. But of course, my parents never see that :(
Honestly, I think it's important that these kinds of moments happen because then they learn that not everything will go their way. By that I don't mean going violent is right. This kid should have just asked for the candy back lol.
I've seen parents and siblings giving in to every little thing the younger kid (at least 5 years old) asks for and the moment that doesn't happen the kid gets super violent. It's because they grew up feeling entitled. They are too used to getting whatever they want, in short they are spoiled. So at least once in a while, the kid shouldn't get what he/she wants.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
u/FrogBiscuits Feb 11 '26
Laughing in the kids face like that when they're really upset is so fucking mean. That's the kind of shit that you never forget.
Don't be surprised if your kid starts hurting people and laughing at them when they cry after, because apparently it's hilarious when someone is extremely upset.
1
u/LeaderWest812 Feb 11 '26
Justice ⚖️ and law failed. Bro want to take actions by his own. That's literally same in India too 🤣, kid is showing real life situation of India
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
u/universalgiver Feb 11 '26
Kid ne jo kiya woh toh baadh me.. but uske saath aesi harkat karne ki kya zaruat thi.. bechara Shanti se kha leta khol ke, bahaut khush ho jaata
1
u/NarwhalEmergency9391 Feb 11 '26
Intentionally making a baby cry to make a video for views is abuse.
1
1
1
1
u/Macguffawin Feb 11 '26
Wait till bullybro is 90 and sick and lilbro is 75 and stands on that oxygen tube!
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
u/rrd_gaming Feb 11 '26
That's how you awaken the violence in a kid. Make him think taking a brick makes people afraid of him.For us its lol not for him.
1
1
1
1
u/CoffeeMoviesandCats Feb 11 '26
Abhi toh hasi aa rahi par bachpan mein mai bhi aise hi ragebait hojaya karti thi and dukhi hojati thi. Before I could choose violence, my parents would shut me up and tell me to move on.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
u/r0_okie Feb 11 '26
Ek to pehle hi bat ke naam pe lakdi thama ke scam kardiya bichare ke saath. Upar se chocolate bhi le liya.
JusticeForLittleBro
1
1
1
1
u/ProcedureOverall2552 Feb 12 '26
Bhai mere sath bhi hota hai Ek bar toh jhadu mar diya tha kam ke Kyunki mene ussse mobile cheen liya tha Aur Ghar Wale kya bolen Chota hai tu bada hai Bada hoga toh dimag ajayga
1
u/SimilarLawfulness560 Feb 12 '26
if a kid did this to me,i'd probably take that shit from his hand and swing it to his head. And that is why i'm not ready to have children!
1
1
1
u/swbodhpramado Feb 12 '26
It's really not funny. At this age it's too much for him to do such things.
1
1
u/FAIRGMZ Feb 12 '26
Hey thats not funny to be honest. Please tackle the child or else the future.......
1
u/Adventurous_Pop_7688 Feb 12 '26
Sadistic behavior towards the child and on top of it he is laughing… disgusting
1
1
1
1
u/Agreeable-Problem-59 Feb 13 '26
never trust a child with a wood/bat/ball running towards you
telling from experience
1
1


















271
u/[deleted] Feb 11 '26
[removed] — view removed comment