‘Tabdak Tabdak, Sayein Sayein’: Sangam University Student’s Answer Describing Battle of Jhelum Goes Viral

In an unusual incident, Ashish, a second-year BA student, was tasked with describing the historical Battle of Jhelum in an exam but took a highly creative route. Instead of a factual account, Ashish vividly described sounds of horses running (tabdak tabdak) and arrows releasing (sayein sayein), transforming the exam into a dramatic, imaginative narrative. Amused by the answer, his teacher refrained from writing “FAIL” and instead marked the student as “FISSADI” (mischievous). The viral post featuring this exchange has garnered widespread attention on social media, with users celebrating Ashish’s inventive approach despite his academic inaccuracy, earning him unexpected internet fame. Plastic Bottle Cup, But Dreams Of Gold! Viral Video Shows Kids Finding Happiness in Their Backyard With Handmade Trophy Imitating Lionel Messi and Rohit Sharma’s ‘Champions Walk’  .

Student’s Imaginative Battle Description Goes Viral

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