Lockdown 3.0: Ranvir Shorey unhappy, Sania Mirza makes plea; Daniel Weber says 'awesome'

battle against COVID-19, at least immediate one, got extended by two weeks with a third phase of lockdown anunced by government on Friday. re were mixed responses to lockdown extension from netizens and it was along same lines for celebrities as well. Ranvir Shorey, Sania Mirza and Daniel Weber were among those who had reactions, from interesting to important.

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Ranvir Shorey was among those who was t too pleased with lockdown extension. actor did t mince words in informing his fans that y should expect a ‘lot more cussing’ from him. Angrezi Medium star also pointed out ‘’irony’ of how ‘poor migrants’ were dying to get home, while ‘privileged folks’ like him were dying to get out.

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Sania Mirza also had a word for less privileged. tennis star stated that while it was 'just two more weeks' for some, it wasn’t same for many out re. six-time grand slam winner added that it was two more weeks of food and means of earning for a section. She urged her fans and followers to ‘spare a thought’ and donate as much was possible for people, and added that ‘ world needs kindness.’

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Entrepreneur and husband of Sunny Leone, Daniel Weber had a lighter take on it, termed as ‘awesome’ possibility of finding ar 14 days of people posting videos of cleaning and cooking. He quipped that one needs to just ‘dig in and scrub.’

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Ministry of Home Affairs issued a tification to extend lockdown from May 4, a day after ‘lockdown 2.0’ was supposed to end, till May 17. Ministry also anunced relaxations in districts falling in green and orange zones. With over 1500 cases and 50 deaths being reported daily in last few days, current India toll in COVID-19 stands at 26167 active cases and 1218 deaths.  

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