The ICSE is adding Amar Chithra Katha, Harry Potter to the syllabus and Shilpa gets trending…
By There was a big dejavu when we learnt ICSE has decided to add Amar Chithra Katha to their syllabi and it has been welcomed across all quarters. You can read more about it here.
And Page 3, which prides itself as torch bearers of opinion went to the bollywood to ask for its comments on this issue and bang we got to know something from Shilpa Shetty… take a look at the pic.
In case you are wondering, she has said Animal Farm should be added and that will teach little ones to love an care.
This led to a some funny tweets, and then before we knew, it the hashtag #ShilpaShettyReviews was trending on twitter.
Have a look, and lo that escalated quickly to become the top trend on twitter.
#ShilpaShettyReviews The ICSE syllabus, according to Shilpa Shetty. pic.twitter.com/JLp7QA90CB
— Arré (@ArreTweets) November 28, 2016
Demonetisation is good cos it kills the demon inside you.#ShilpaShettyReviews
— MS (@connectwithms) November 28, 2016
‘No Country for Old Men’ is a guide on how you can get your Dad to quit drinking cheap desi daaru. #ShilpaShettyReviews
— Subhash Pais (@Subhash_ati9) November 28, 2016
Kids must read “to kill a mockingbird”. This will help them understand how not to kill birds. The title is misleading. #ShilpaShettyReviews
— Vivek Tejuja (@vivekisms) November 28, 2016
Great Stuff like these 😛
Today I’m gonna talk about “David Copperfield” and it is about the copper mines in England. #ShilpaShettyReviews
— Vivek Tejuja (@vivekisms) November 28, 2016
And then some defense 😛
In defense of Shilpa Shetty, even Gulliver's Travels is satire, but kids enjoy it. Animal Farm bhi enjoy kar lenge, as fantasy, not satire ?
— Rahul Roushan (@rahulroushan) November 28, 2016
Hope you enjoyed as much as we did, only waiting for some quoting out of context from Shilpa Shetty.
And there you go… (updated)
Whilst I admire the writers of LOTR, Harry Potter & Animal Farm I've "NEVER" read these books(@ the cost of soundin even dumber!)Not my kind
— SHILPA SHETTY KUNDRA (@TheShilpaShetty) November 28, 2016
..So recommending them to kids is out of the question! Obviously some misunderstanding..Don't want to get into it.This too shall pass. ??
— SHILPA SHETTY KUNDRA (@TheShilpaShetty) November 28, 2016
PS: So we are also letting this pass. I think it was a dull day at twitter and they used Shilpa Shetty’s statement to have fun. Though it was off the mark, the people did take undue exagerration to what she had said.