ANother lovely term in Hinglish from Bollywood and Aamchi Mumbai. Chai is Tea, kitli is teapot and garam means hot. When literally translated, "the teapot is hotter than the tea it contains". It is used to denote a person who who claims to be more intelligent/smarter than they appear.
by Rapchandus April 18, 2013
It technically is an Indian saying of Hindi language meaning someone who is way to excited about something or someone (often more than primary stakeholder) which is remotely related to him.
She is flaunting about her nephew's success way more than his own mother, chai se zyada kitli garam hai.
by Titan1506 June 30, 2022
Very beautiful lady. She loves to be alone in her own peaceful world. She's very shy and loves all the attention.
Person #1: Kitly, what are you doing?
Kitly: Huh?
Person #1: Nevermind, I guess you were in your own world again.
Kitly: Huh?
Person #1: Nevermind, I guess you were in your own world again.
by Diamond's Code May 20, 2017