Twitter seems to have its own reason to trend boycott Mirzapur S2 and it is about standing with the country. While this is an attempt at making those who stood up against the NRC Bill earlier look anti-nationals, a section strongly disagrees as well. However, there are a range of tweets doing the rounds, have a look at some of them here:

We are not with ppl who are against our country and were involved in anti india protest #BoycottMirzapur2

— justiceforssr (@Preeti73374444) October 7, 2020

#BoycottMirzapur2 https://t.co/XAMgiAAH1b

— राष्ट्रवादी वशिष्ठ: (@tcpandey) October 7, 2020

There's no harm in saying that 'Bollywood is a slow poison' which indirectly infiltrate millennials brains and make them feel ashamed of their own culture.#BoycottMirzapur2 https://t.co/tGmF8mjDxY

— Tanmai Chavan (@ChavanTanmai) October 7, 2020

https://twitter.com/janardanaaa/status/1313807480665726976

#BoycottMirzapur2 #faranAkhtar#AliFazal https://t.co/yFSzKVXNbC

— Akhil mishra (@Akhilmi75738161) October 7, 2020

As the boycott Mirzapur S2 trend takes on Twitter, this does raise another question. What does the future of entertainment in the country look like? With the constant divide of sorts that seems to exist between what we see and what we want. However, while there are always two sides to everything, for some, it has never been a problem.

A movie like Sadak 2, or other films that are now on their way, even Gunjan Saxena, have all been subjected to a boycott on Twitter. However, as one says, the show must go on, and so it will. What will be worth seeing now, is what the fate of this series going to be with the online outrage it has received.

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