Raveena Tandon Asks American Media To ‘Do Homework’ For Calling Prince Charles’ Namaste A 'Prayer-Like Gesture'
Raveena Tandon just schooled international media after they called Prince Charles’ Namaste ‘a prayer-like gesture.’ The actress took to her Twitter handle and tagged them saying, ‘Do some homework’
As coronavirus is creating havoc in the world, people are getting more cautious and are taking proper precautions to stay healthy and safe. The virus is highly contagious - mere touch or even being around the infected people could prove harmful. The virus spreads due to close human contact, hence, many celebs requested followers to greet people in traditional Indian style, which is Namaste, instead of a handshake. Following on the same route, a while ago, we came across a video of Prince Charles where he is seen ditching his royal handshake and greeting people in traditional Indian style.
This video obviously got viral in no time. Every news portal was carrying the same video of Prince Charles doing a Namaste and amongst many, ABC portal too shared the same but ended getting schooled by Bollywood actress Raveena Tandon who asked them to do their homework first as they called the Namaste ‘a prayer-like gesture.’ Sharing a video of Prince Charles, ABC had tweeted, “Prince Charles offered a handshake before quickly changing his mind and instead greeting guests at the Prince’s Trust Awards with a prayer-like gesture to avoid contact amid coronavirus concern.”
Quoting the ABC tweet, Raveena wrote, “It’s a “Namaste”. Do some homework @ABC.”
It’s a “Namaste”. Do some homework @ABC https://t.co/OUI9nTtDob
— Raveena Tandon (@TandonRaveena) March 12, 2020
Just yesterday, Priyanka Chopra showed us how to greet people when the coronavirus is creating havoc in the world. She shared a slideshow video on her handle, captioning, “It’s all about the Namaste An old but also new way to greet people in a time of change around the world. Please stay safe everyone!” Earlier, celebs like Salman Khan and Anupam Kher too took to their social media handles to advocate their fans and followers about the coronavirus and reminded us of the Indian traditional greeting. ALSO READ: Coronavirus Outbreak: 5 Food Items You Need To Include In Your Diet Right Away To Boost Immunity
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