TV celebs share funny ways in which India can get mass vaccination for COVID-19

The vaccination drive for the COVID-19 virus has started in India. Vaccines shots have been shipped to various parts of the country. But the internet flooded with the views of the people who stated funny ways with which the entire country can get vaccinated all at once. We reached out to TV celebs too, who had amusing ways of getting vaccination done so that it reaches to everyone. Here is what they had to say!

‘Sapne Suhane Ladakpan Ke’ actress Roopal Tyagi says that mixing it in coffee can vaccinate the southern part of the country at once because coffee is a daily staple there.

For ‘Udaan’ actress Meera Deosthale, mixing it in pani puri water would be the best since it is such a popular dish! Be it Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata or Bengaluru, pani puri is relished in different forms. Shubhangi Atre who is in ‘Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hain!’ adds, “One thing which people have missed the most during lockdown is street-side pani puri, so mixing the vaccine in it will be a full-proof idea.”

‘Qubool Hai’ actor Paras Madaan shares, “2021 brought with it the news that a vaccine will be available soon. For Mumbaikars, adding their vaccine dosage in bun maska will work like clockwork! I'm very my sure all of Mumbai will be corona-free as people are so fond of it. Subha shaam khaoo aur corona ko bhagao!”

According to ‘Excuse Me Maadam’ actor Rajesh Kumar, using a chopper can be a brilliant way to vaccinate people. He says, “Let all the citizens stand out in open with their mouths wide open facing the sky and chopper se barish karwa do!”

Former ‘Bigg Boss’ contestant Delnaaz Irani feels that giving the vaccine to stalls of desi Chinese sellers would ensure the vaccine reaches the masses! “Maximum people can get the vaccines from these stalls,” she says.

‘Molkki’ actor Shivam Khajuria feels that for Indians, mixing the vaccine in temple prasad can be a good way ahead. “People visit places of worship often and with this solution, a lot of them would get it at once.”

Now that we have waited so long, why not wait for some more time? ‘CID’ actor Romit Raj Parasher wants all the chickens to get vaccinated first because chicken tikka is BAE.

‘Jai Shri Krishna’ actress Kritika Sharma shares, “Since a lot of people travel by trains, a tunnel should be made with the vaccine so that whoever passes through it gets vaccinated.”

'Tenali Rama’ actor Krishna Bharadwaj feels that since we have done everything online during the lockdown, why not vaccinate people, too, online!