Celebrities react on social media to farmers' protests against the farm laws

International singer, actor and entrepreneur Rihanna caused a sensation in India on Tuesday after she posted a tweet in support of the ongoing farmers' protest at the borders of Delhi. Soon after the tweet Greta Thunberg also supported it. While some Indian celebrities have urged India to stand together, others have taken a clear stand in support of farmers. Here's a look at their views on social media.

"India's sovereignty cannot be compromised. External forces can be spectators but not participants. Indians know India and should decide for India. Let's remain united as a nation. #IndiaTogether #IndiaAgainstPropaganda"

"Namaskar,
India is a glorious nation and we all Indians stand with our heads held high. As a proud Indian, I have full faith, that any issues or problems that as a country we face; we are fully equipped to resolve them amicably, keeping the interest of our people in mind.

Irfan Pathan

"When George Floyd was brutally murdered in the USA by a policeman,our country rightly expressed our grief. #justsaying"

Karan Johar

"We live in turbulent times and the need of the hour is prudence and patience at every turn. Let us together, make every effort we can to find solutions that work for everyone-our farmers are the backbone of India. Let us not let anyone divide us. #IndiaTogether"

Salman Khan

"The right thing should be done. The most correct thing should be done. The most noble thing should be done."

Swara Bhasker

"  'Speak Up Bollywood.. Speak up Celebrities'"

Taapsee Pannu

"If one tweet rattles your unity, one joke rattles your faith or one show rattles your religious belief then it's you who has to work on strengthening your value system not become 'propaganda teacher' for others."

Vir Das

"Honestly, I don't think Rihanna or Greta have anything more than superficial wisdom about Indian farmers. But gotta say it's hilarious to see literally thousands of shaky Indian men get mobilized over a tweet, all the while proclaiming how secure they are in their policymakers."