Chess Champion Tania Sachdev Asks Internet to Edit Out Horse in Her Pic, Memes Follow

Isn’t it fascinating how the internet adores tweaking images? Whenever someone on social media requests assistance in enhancing their pictures, it becomes an engaging and enjoyable affair. So, when renowned Indian chess player Tania Sachdev decided to involve her followers in such a lighthearted activity, sharing a photo and humorously asking them to refine it, the resulting responses were simply too amusing to overlook.

The viral image showcased Tania beneath a towering horse statue, playfully urging her online community to relocate the horse positioned right above her head. “Hey, can anyone reposition the horse in this photo so it doesn’t look like it’s stepping on my head?” she inquired the users on ‘X’.

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The netizens eagerly embraced the challenge, unleashing their creativity in editing.

The responses were as diverse as they were entertaining, with some opting for subtle morphing tricks, while others embarked on full-fledged photoshopping adventures. The fruits of this playful endeavour have turned out to be a wellspring of joy, with the edited images sparking laughter among social media aficionados.

One user ingeniously swapped the horse’s leg with a crutch, accompanied by the witty caption, “Here you go.” Going a step further, another user opted for the radical approach of eradicating the horse altogether from the frame. In a delightful twist, some chose not to relocate the horse but instead portrayed its face gently touching Tania’s head, as though tenderly caressing her, within the image.

Even stand-up comedian Samay Raina couldn’t resist joining the fun, playfully situating the horse atop Tania’s head.

And just when you thought it couldn’t get any better, came Majnu bhai’s infamous horse painting to cap it all off!

Since being shared, the post has garnered over 1.5 million views on the platform.

Tania Sachdev, who commands a substantial following on social media, is not just an Indian chess player but also holds the prestigious FIDE titles of International Master (IM) and Woman Grandmaster (WGM). With accolades including two-time Indian women’s chess champion in 2006 and 2007, one-time Asian women’s chess champion in 2007, and three-time and reigning Commonwealth Women’s Chess Champion in 2016, 2018, and 2019, she is a true luminary in the world of chess.

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Additionally, she contributes as a chess presenter and commentator, adding depth and insight to the sport.