Social media users compare artwork to Majnu Bhai painting

A portrait gifted to Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary by Patna-based builder Sanjeev Shrivastav has gone viral on social media, drawing mixed reactions from users online. Shrivastav shared photos of his meeting with the chief minister on Instagram, where he presented several gifts, including the now widely discussed portrait. The artwork quickly caught public attention because of its unusual appearance.

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Social media users reacted strongly to the portrait, with many comparing it to the famous “Majnu Bhai” painting scene from the Bollywood movie Welcome. Several users posted humorous comments and memes, while others questioned the quality of the artwork. Despite the criticism, many users also appreciated Samrat Choudhary for accepting the gift politely.

Portrait gifted to Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary sparks memes and reactions across social media

The viral image was originally part of an Instagram post uploaded by Sanjeev Shrivastav on Tuesday. The caption described the meeting as a cordial interaction between the Bihar chief minister and the construction company director. However, after the portrait became a topic of online trolling, the specific image showing the artwork was reportedly removed from the post.

Many users on X shared screenshots of the portrait and continued discussing it online. Some joked that the artwork looked more like a caricature than an official portrait. Others commented that the incident reflected the chief minister’s calm and tolerant personality, as he accepted the gift without showing discomfort.

The online discussion grew further after users began circulating other social media videos and posts related to the builder. One viral reel showed Shrivastav entering a room while smoking, surrounded by people believed to be his staff members. The clips added more attention to the already trending topic.

Samrat Choudhary recently became the 24th Chief Minister of Bihar and the first Bharatiya Janata Party leader to hold the post in the state. He took oath last month at Lok Bhawan in Patna in the presence of several senior political leaders, including JD(U) chief Nitish Kumar, Union minister JP Nadda, and LJP (Ram Vilas) leader Chirag Paswan.

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The viral portrait episode has now become one of the most talked-about moments on social media in Bihar politics this week. While many users treated the issue humorously, the incident also highlighted how quickly social media can turn ordinary moments into nationwide discussions.