Shilpa Shetty Gets Trolled For Misunderstanding George Orwell’s Animal Farm

It's never too late to learn. Even after you are trolled. Shilpa Shetty Kundra trended on Twitter today because she quoted as saying that George Orwell's dystopian novella Animal Farm educates kids how to love and care for animals. A journalist sought Shetty's reaction to the news that Harry Potter would be included in the English Literature syllabus for junior and middle school students, starting from 2017-18.

PTI quoted her saying:

"I think having books like Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter as part of the syllabus is a great move because it cultivates imagination and creativity at a young age. I thinks books like Little Women would also encourage respect towards women at a young age. "Even 'Animal Farm' should be included as it will teach the little ones to love and care for animals."

Animal Farm is based on a dystopian society and the Russian Revolution of 1917, is a social commentary on the Stalinist era in Soviet Union. According to Orwell, the book reflects events leading up to the Russian Revolution of 1917 and then on into the Stalinist era of the Soviet Union. Orwell a well known democratic socialist was a critic of Joseph Stalin and questioned Moscow-directed Stalinism.

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Shilpa Shetty thinks Animal farm is about caring for animals. Okay then. pic.twitter.com/dMZXYTChwL

— vivek tejuja 🌈 (@vivekisms) November 28, 2016

Twitterati started trolling Shilpa in the process making #ShilpaShettyReviews a top trend on Twitter today. Here's how the troll brigade went.

https://twitter.com/SaadAmjad_/status/803174573973774336

The Mummy Returns is a great sequel... to Stepmom. #ShilpaShettyReviews

— Shilpa Rathnam (@shilparathnam) November 28, 2016

https://twitter.com/a_bit_too_much/status/803154407328190464

Reading "The Kite Runner" will maje kids appreciate the health benefits of running with a kite in your hand #ShilpaShettyReviews

— Your Grace (@surabhimairal) November 28, 2016

Life of Pi is about finding the 999th digit of Pi. #ShilpaShettyReviews

— Ashwani (@pasreech) November 28, 2016

https://twitter.com/supaarwoman/status/803153941571596288

The fountainhead is even more relevant now, since carrying a fountain on your own head will make things eco friendly. #ShilpaShettyReviews

— Jeshtha Kamra (@jeshthak) November 28, 2016

So Love in the times of Cholera is about how two Cholera patients fell in love? #ShilpaShettyReviews

— Sarthak M. (@babloozoned) November 28, 2016

https://twitter.com/barooq/status/803172137292836864

The Lord of the Rings will teach children the importance of returning jewellery. #shilpashettyreviews

— Nemo (@NonsensicalNemo) November 28, 2016

I just read a fine book about aquatic plants. It was called Sea of Poppies. #ShilpaShettyReviews

— naresh fernandes (@tajmahalfoxtrot) November 28, 2016

100 Years of Solitude, a harrowing tale of a man who forgets to bring his phone to the loo #ShilpaShettyReviews

— Swati Tyagi (@swatyagi) November 28, 2016

Poor Shilpa!! The best thing for you to do now is laugh it off...

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