Farmers are getting more and more support from Pollywood now. Twitter is getting filled with farmers supporting hashtags after the appealing of these celebs. But in Bollywood, there's is nobody moved a muscle which hurts our Punjabi star, Gippy Grewal

In his recent tweet, he criticized Bollywood for not standing up for Punjab at a time when the state needs their cooperation for the ongoing farmers' protest. A number of farmers from Haryana, Punjab, and different states held sit-ins for the ninth consecutive day at Delhi's border.

In this tweet, he wrote- "Dear Bollywood,
Every now and then your movies have been shot in Punjab & everytime you have been welcomed with open heart. But today when Punjab needs u the most, u didn't show up and speak a word. #DISAPPOINTED

#8_दिसंबर_भारत_बन्द
#TakeBackFarmLaws
#FarmersAreLifeline". Here's his tweet-

Dear Bollywood,
Every now and then your movies have been shot in Punjab & everytime you have been welcomed with open heart. But today when Punjab needs u the most, u didn't show up and speak a word. #DISAPPOINTED #8_दिसंबर_भारत_बन्द#TakeBackFarmLaws#FarmersAreLifeline

— Gippy Grewal (@GippyGrewal) December 5, 2020

Taapsee Pannu felt Gippy's words and replied him in a very polite manner that to not speak about the whole industry. Here what she wrote- "Sir , just because the ones u expected to speak up did not please don't put us all under the same umbrella.
Not that the handful of us need validation regarding standing up but it really pulls down our efforts when disregarded." Check out her tweet here-

Sir , just because the ones u expected to speak up did not please don't put us all under the same umbrella.
Not that the handful of us need validation regarding standing up but it really pulls down our efforts when disregarded. 🙏🏼

— taapsee pannu (@taapsee) December 5, 2020

Grewal again responded to her tweet to clear that this tweet is not for her and penned down "This tweet was not for you
@taapsee
and the others who are supporting us and trust me It means alot at this time. We are very thankful for this. My tweet was for them who call them from Punjab and not even utter a single word . They all vanish." Have a look here-

This tweet was not for you @taapsee and the others who are supporting us and trust me It means alot at this time. We are very thankful for this. My tweet was for them who call them from Punjab and not even utter a single word . They all vanish. #FarmersAreLifeline https://t.co/rXlEHkyriq

— Gippy Grewal (@GippyGrewal) December 5, 2020

============================================Rupinder Singh Grewal, fashionable by his stage identify Gippy Grewal, took to Twitter and wrote that for years Punjab has welcomed Bollywood with open arms however its silence over the problem was painful.
`Pricey Bollywood, every so often your motion pictures have been shot in Punjab and each time you've been welcomed with open coronary heart. However in the present day when Punjab wants you probably the most, you didn't present up and converse a phrase. Disenchanted,` the 37-year-old singer tweeted.

Here what Taapsee again replied by writing "I understand what u r saying sir but calling the entire `bollywood` out is unfair to a few like us who do stick the neck out every time for what we believe is right.Few out of the ones who spoke r not even from Punjab but their respect for farmers is what is making them stand up". Here it is-

I understand what u r saying sir but calling the entire `bollywood` out is unfair to a few like us who do stick the neck out every time for what we believe is right.Few out of the ones who spoke r not even from Punjab but their respect for farmers is what is making them stand up

— taapsee pannu (@taapsee) December 5, 2020

Some Bollywood stars, together with Pannu, Swara Bhasker, Richa Chadha, Sonu Sood, Hansal Mehta, Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, Divya Dutta, and Neha Sharma, have come out to raise their voice for farmers.

Agitating farmers on Friday organized a Bharat Bandh on December 8, hardening their place forward of the fifth round of talks with the federal government.