Actor Ranveer Shorey has responded to the comments of American pop singer Rihanna and Greta Thanberg, who works for environmental protection, regarding the farmers movement. Arun Shourie has shared a sing-along video, in which he has a guitar in his hands and is humming to play it. The lyrics of this song are, ‘Rihanna tohkhana, to shoot a gun from the shoulders of farmers. Greta is illiterate, she has to make Pappu the PM by embarrassing Modi. This video, shared by Ranveer Shorey on Thursday, has been very much liked by the people. Over 4.7 thousand people have retweeted this video so far.
While sharing the viral video, he once wrote, ‘Wow! This song of mine has gone viral. I think it has happened because of giving a clear message rather than being good. ‘ In the caption of the video, Ranvir Shorey has written #IndiaTogether. Greta, who has twice been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize and received the Person of the Year Award from Time magazine in 2019, has been illiterate by Ranveer Shorey. Actress Kangana Ranaut also made some similar remarks about Greta. Not only this, Kangana reacted to Rihanna’s tweet, calling her an idiot.
Even after this, Kangana Ranaut had continuously shared many photos of Rihanna’s nude show by tweeting. Along with this, her pictures were also shared, in which she was seen in a traditional dress. Along with these pictures, Kangana wrote that the models of the left are something like this. Apart from this, Kangana Ranaut wrote, “Sanghi nari subpe bhi bhi….
Best way to explain it is with a simple, fun song. #IndiaTogether pic.twitter.com/zFFoc1PRFn
– Kalpesh Patel (@RanvirShorey) February 3, 2021
Now Ranveer Shorey has also expressed some similar opinion about Greta. His videos have received over 2 lakh views so far. Let me tell you that after the tweets of foreign celebrities like Rihanna, Greta and Mia Khalifa, the Ministry of External Affairs had advised to stay away from internal affairs without naming anyone. After this, all the celebrities of the film and cricket world had tweeted the unity of India.
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