India, April 8 -- Musician Kailash Kher's 'haha hehe huhu zuzu' video is an internet fave, and his clips often go viral as meme templates. Others that have left social media users entertained include him judging the "frivolous" 'how are you' pleasantries and comparing RAM (Random Access Memory) to Lord Ram. Addressing the chatter, Kher, 52, says that his comments come from a place of cultural reflection: "My point was that asking people 'How are you' is such a waste of time. Kitna bekar lagta hai. The other person, too, like a parrot, is forced to say 'I'm fine.' According to our culture, we greet people, saying pranam or namaskar and end it there. It's all frivolous conversation and has to be called out." The singer admits that his serious tone sometimes lends itself easily to memes. "Being a spiritual person, at times my expressions come across more serious than intended, and memers pick those bits," he shares, adding that he has learnt to take it in stride. "Half the world has turned into lakeer ka fakeer, leading mundane lives. There are very few who are self-aware. But I've learnt to laugh along and enjoy with people on the internet," he ends....