Dad creates Pakistani version of Bluey called 'Browney'
Dads have a way of poking fun at the most mediocre things. This time, it was the number of 'uncles' in families.
Dads have a way of making everything seem easy and lighthearted. We agree that sometimes, they take things too far, but we've got to appreciate their sense of commitment when executing a prank.
A father with a flair for the comedic side of life stayed committed to his journey to make a point. He used his animation skills to create something personalised for his son.
Jeff Da Silva, a Pakistani-American man, shared how he created the most relatable version of the Australian kids' show, Bluey, for his family. He called it 'Browney' and it poked fun at how many cultures refer to all older males as 'uncle'.
Watch the video below, courtesy of Instagram.
It was fun to see how people responded to the video; many believed there was a Pakistani version of the TV show, called Browney. Others found it hilarious and relatable to their lives.
The funniest part for us was when Da Silva's kid asked him, 'Why are there so many uncles?' he responded, "That's just how it is, man."
Da Silva has a habit of creating elaborate plans to prank his kids, which makes for great entertainment. For instance, a video shows him taking his family out for a glamping trip. But what's a camping trip without a scary story or legend about some mysterious creature?
Da Silva even created a fake news report to verify his prank, which involved the story of a missing alien, Borgen 17. We must admire his skill and passion in going all in, not to mention his impressive editing skills.
Watch the video below, courtesy of Instagram.
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