India is celebrating its 72nd Republic day today. Bollywood celebrities took to social media to extend their wishes to their fans on occasion.
The stars also urged fans to understand not just our rights but our duties as well. From Amitabh Bachchan to Salman Khan to Priyanka Chopra and many others said that we should read and understand the Indian constitution as a citizen of India.
Like every Bollywood actors, Shilpa Shetty Kundra and Taapsee Pannu too wished their fans Republic day, but the goof-ups made by them on Republic Day Tweet didn't go down well with the netizens
Taapsee goofed up with the year wrote 71st Republic Day instead of 72nd, while Shilpa confused 'Republic' with 'Freedom' in R-Day post
Shilpa Shetty confused the word 'gantantra' (republic) with 'swatantra' (freedom)
Shilpa Shetty confused the word 'gantantra' (republic) with 'swatantra' (freedom), which didn't go down well with the netizens. Many young netizens schooled her over her negligence and even advised her that she should have written in English rather than writing incorrectly in Hindi.
However, as soon as the actor faced the ire of trolls, she corrected the words, but the damage was done by then. Tweeple showed no mercy and are still trolling her left, right and centre.
The aforementioned Tweet of Shilpa Shetty
Shilpa Shetty changed 'swatantra' (Independence Day)to Gantantra' (republic)
Shilpa Shetty's recent post:
"Bahattarwe (72nd) Gantantra Diwas ki dheron shubhkaamnayein. Happy Republic Day to every Indian. Let's pledge to uphold the rights & duties that our constitution has given us... not only for ourselves but also for each of our fellow citizens. Jai Hind! (sic)"
Check out some of the tweets.
*Republic day and independence day exists*
— ????? (@Broken__Clown) January 26, 2021
Le Shilpa shetty : pic.twitter.com/KHGW0R9atm
Shilpa Shetty @TheShilpaShetty its Gantantra Divas Not Swatantra Divas ?? After so many years would expect you to know the difference ? #ShilpaShetty #RepublicDay #गणतंत्रदिवस pic.twitter.com/0eWXi3rdA1
— Rosy (@rose_k01) January 26, 2021
चलो सही अगले 26 जनवरी को याद रखना ? pic.twitter.com/rQNhefREl9
— Kishan (@kishanjha_3) January 26, 2021
The reason why, knowledge is very important too pic.twitter.com/NeX2F736aU
— Dibyendu Kar (@im_DBK96) January 26, 2021
This is our so call Bollywood clbs??
— ??????? (@Beingrealbeing) January 26, 2021
Acc to Taapsee Pannu it’s 61st Republic Day & acc to Shilpa Shetty it’s Swatantrata Diwas??
Kaunsa nasha kiya h dono ne aj?? pic.twitter.com/EQY15XPxvx
Kya matlab dono ek din nhi hote! ? pic.twitter.com/Ztk7e2N6VX
— Harvard Prof Goofy ? (@Thecheerbeer) January 26, 2021
Taapsee made a goof up and wrote 71st Republic Day instead to 72nd Republic Day. As she had Tweeted early in the morning, she rectified the minor typo, and that's the reason her goof-up didn't come into the light. However few netizens by then had taken a screenshot of her Tweet.
The aforementioned Tweet of Taapsee Pannu.
Trolls react
Sasta maal phuki ho kya????
— ankit saraf (SSRIANS)??? (MYOB) (@itsAKS80) January 26, 2021
Well happy republic day...K
Yaad rahega na..
PRIDE OF NATION SUSHANT.. pic.twitter.com/GF5JRcA3Rb
Befitting delete ??
— Facts (@BefittingFacts) January 26, 2021
Forget reading constitution, 1st learn the difference between 72nd Republic Day and 71 year of republic day. pic.twitter.com/bUD8q04TM2
Taapsee's now corrected Tweet.
Other celebs who took to social media to extend their wishes for Republic day
Amitabh Bachchan shared three pictures of himself with Republic Day messages. He wrote, "26th January .. Republic Day. Happiness peace, prosperity and .. be safe .. be protected (sic)."
T 3794 - 26th January .. Republic Day ??????????????
— Amitabh Bachchan (@SrBachchan) January 25, 2021
Happiness peace prosperity and .. be safe .. be protected pic.twitter.com/EWRLN0OMXJ
Happy Republic Day to all. Public ke saath mill jull ke raho , reunite , repay with love affection kindness n rejoice . Jai Hind!
— Salman Khan (@BeingSalmanKhan) January 26, 2021
#RepublicDay #JaiHind pic.twitter.com/OfVCQobySb
— Kubbra Sait (@KubbraSait) January 25, 2021
Why is Republic Day celebrated?
Republic Day is celebrated every year in India on January 26 to commemorate the date on which India's Constitution came into effect, in the year 1950, and the country became a republic. ... Indian laws were based on a modified version of the British established, Government of India Act 1935
How did India celebrate its 72nd Republic Day?
The Tricolour was unfurled at Delhi's Rajpath in the presence of President Ram Nath Kovind, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other dignitaries including Vice-President Venkaiah Naidu and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on the occasion of 72nd Republic Day on Tuesday.