The phrase ye kiske group me translates from Hindi as whose group is this in, and the clip circulates mainly as a WhatsApp style voice note shared between friends. Its exact original recording and speaker are not widely documented, so its spread has come through forwards, soundboards and short meme edits rather than a film or show. The humor depends on a very common phone experience in India, being added without permission, which keeps the line useful long after the first forward.
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Ye Kiske Group Me is a funny Hindi voice clip asking whose WhatsApp group this is, often used as a reaction to random group adds and spam chats.
The sound is a short Hindi voice note where a confused man asks ye kiske group me, sounding annoyed and lost at the same time. His tone rises like he has just opened WhatsApp and found himself added to a group he never joined, with strangers chatting around him. It is not angry shouting, more tired disbelief, which makes it funny and easy to relate to. Listeners instantly picture that unwanted group add moment, and the clip works as a quick reaction that needs no setup or explanation.