So when I was in 7th std there was thisss big trend of charlie charlie yes no yes no wala thing so me and my cousin went to same coaching it was that local coaching jisme ek didi padhati hai bohot saare chote chote baccho ko , so she was giving us homework jabtak sabko h.w nahi milta koi Ghar nahi ja sakta jab sabko milega tab hi sab jayenge , so hum dono ko mil gaya tha h.w to hum dono ese hi Khali bethe the and mene mere cousin ko bola ki chal humlog vo charlie charlie challenge karte hai , humne sab prepare Kiya and start Kiya " charlie charlie are you here " i kid you not humne jab esa bola to literally pure City ki light chali gayi thi lekin us room ka tubelight band chaalu band chaalu ho raha tha , and usme koi bhi invertor connect nahi kiya tha so mind it , pure City ki light gayi ki or bas humara hi tubelight like band chaalu ho raha tha like constantly, and vo tubelight na to kharab tha or vo winter ka time tha to light jana bohot rare hai mere yaha specially raat ke time 8-9 baje , hum itna Darr Gaye or ghar bhaag Gaye damn 


Summarised english translation by chat gpt 

When I was in 7th grade, there was this huge trend going around — the Charlie Charlie “yes no yes no” thing. My cousin and I used to go to the same coaching class. It was one of those local coachings where a "didi" (older girl) teaches a lot of small kids.

She was giving out homework, and no one was allowed to go home until everyone got their homework. Only once everyone had it, we could leave.

My cousin and I had already received our homework, so we were just sitting there doing nothing. I said to my cousin, “Let’s do that Charlie Charlie challenge.” We set everything up and started the ritual: “Charlie Charlie, are you here?”

I kid you not — the moment we said that, the electricity for the entire city went out. But the tube light in our room started flickering on and off, on and off. And mind you, that room wasn’t connected to any inverter.

The whole city was in a blackout, and only our tube light was flickering constantly.

That tube light wasn’t faulty either, and it was wintertime, when power cuts are extremely rare here—especially around 8 or 9 PM at night.

We got so scared, we literally ran home. Damn.


Tf this ain't even summarised 

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