National Anthem At Theatres A Must? Well, Twitter Isn’t Impressed

‘’The new Indian nationalism being shoved down our throats that we’ll have to get used to.’’

The Supreme Court, on Wednesday, made it mandatory for cinema halls to play the national anthem before film screenings.

We all know by now that when any declaration of this fashion takes place, the internet fires the shots first, post which the rest of the country follows suit. Thus, without further ado, here’s keeping you on top of things!

‘’There Should Be A National Anthem File Attached In All Movie Torrents’’

There should be a national anthem file attached in all movie torrents: SC

— dorku (@Dorkstar) November 30, 2016

After theatres, Supreme Court ll next make playing the National Anthem mandatory at weddings, bank queues, swimming pools & in deep sleep.

— Sherrrr Khan (@PiyushParashar) November 30, 2016

Please also force us all to sing the national anthem along at the movies. It would be fun. Pleeeease.!

— Vijay (@SpelingMistake) November 30, 2016

To ‘’Dramatise’’ Or Not To ‘’Dramatise’’?

Instead of cinema halls, national anthem should be played at ATMs...marzi ho na ho sabko khada rehna padega 😸

— Rofl Gandhi (@RoflGandhi_) November 30, 2016

*National anthem plays*
SO PROUD OF COUNTRY I ❤️ IT
*4 hours later, Mohenjo Daro ends*
Kya stupid desh hai bc aise logo ko paisa milta hai

— Rohan (@mojorojo) November 30, 2016

As if its ruling isn't one! https://t.co/3JC8i2F4oH

— Aruna Urs (@Arunaurs) November 30, 2016

The Consequences?

#BreakingNow Hi, this is the new normal, the new Indian nationalism being shoved down our throats we'll have to get used to. https://t.co/4YsqKBoI2b

— Maanvi (@MaanviNarcisa) November 30, 2016

Nonsense, ridiculous, pride in nation comes from freedom, liberty & equal opportunity not from forced nationalism https://t.co/EX8nbOWVsz

— Pranay Chaturvedi (@Pranay25032372) November 30, 2016

This is stupid. Chauvinism at its peak.https://t.co/enDc02CBu5

— Rahul Raj (@withmerahul) November 30, 2016

Yes! Now it's okay to beat people up in cinema halls for not standing for the national anthem.

— jairaj singh (@JairajSinghR) November 30, 2016

Just remember to hold your popcorns tight. Don't let them fall while you stand. https://t.co/ByarUuC17g

— Sohini Guharoy (@sohinigr) November 30, 2016