Published 21:34 IST, June 11th 2020
Ranvir Shorey gets distress calls from unknown people; shares a stern message for parties
Ranvir Shorey said that he was getting distress calls from unknown people in the COVID-19 phase. He urged political parties and trolls to stop the 'blame-game.'
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With no certainty on when the COVID-19 pandemic and the consequent lockdown would end, it has been a tough period for a section of the citizens. With the ‘stay at home’ mandate, most of the offices, businesses, services and activities have come to a standstill, affecting the sources of income for many. The lockdown has thus led to the emergence of numerous heroes, who have come out to help them.
While people contacting their friends and other known persons for help is common, it seems many have been turning to celebrities for help. Not just tweeting or posting messages on social media, some are also reaching out to them via messages for help. This was evident with Ranveer Shorey’s recent post.
The actor expressed his surprise at being called and texted by unknown persons, who have been in ‘acute distress’ due to the pandemic. The Sacred Games 2 star prayed for an end to the situation being ‘so bad’ and ‘dire’ that people were reaching out to unknown persons.
Here’s the tweet
Things are so bad that I’ve started getting calls and messages from people unknown to me, who are in acute distress due to this #COVID19Pandemic. Imagine how dire the situation has to be for people to reach out to people they don’t know. God help us all.
— Ranvir Shorey (@RanvirShorey) June 11, 2020
In another tweet Ranvir gave out a stern message to the political parties and trolls. The actor termed COVID-19 as an ‘unexpected natural calamity’, and urged all to participate in ‘unwavering’ public service and not 'political blame-games and manoeuvers' during this hour.
Here’s the tweet
Political parties and trolls, please note:
— Ranvir Shorey (@RanvirShorey) June 11, 2020
This #COVID19Pandemic is an unexpected natural calamity.
It is a time for unwavering public service, not political blame-games and manoeuvers. #IndiaFightsCOVID19
Meanwhile, Ranvir has kept himself busy during the lockdown by cooking, sharing regular posts on Instagram. The actor was seen in Irrfan Khan's last film Angrezi Medium. One might soon find him on the sets, as the guidelines for the resumption of shooting has been issued by the respective governments.
21:33 IST, June 11th 2020