24 September,2020 10:02 AM IST | Mumbai | The Guide Team
Meaning: It's got the same meaning as 'tip-top', which people use a lot too. You can use it in multiple contexts, like, "Apna dimaag raapchik chalta hai." College kids and people on the street say it, but not the family-waale public. You'll hear it from Mumbaikars who aren't Marathi, though Maharashtrians also use it.
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