After losing his blue tick verification badge, Shahid Kapoor posts a hilarious response on Twitter. Twitter President Elon Musk declared on April 11 that Twitter clients will lose the inheritance blue imprints from April 20. Shahid is one of many famous people who lost their verification because they didn’t pay the subscription, which is now required to keep the verification.

Shahid Kapoor turns into Kabir Singh

Mr Kapoor was jokingly captioned “Shahid Kapoor on his way to thrash Elon Musk for his Blue tick” when a user on the microblogging platform shared a picture of him from a scene in his movie Kabir Singh.

The actor republished the meme and added his well-known line from the same Kabir Singh scene, in which he runs after a person touches his girlfriend, Kiara Advani. “Mere blue tick ko kisne touch kiya… Elon, tu wahi ruk main aaraha hu,” Shahid wrote. Hahaha (Who dares touch my blue tick?… I am coming for you, Elon Musk.

Fans react to this hilarious meme

His tweet left fans in parts. One of them remarked, “Shahid, presently we’re on the same boat!” ” Another person added, “Omg shahid saved us from this drama is making the app a disaster.” “Bruh, Elon will probably be inside some rocket or a spaceship, gotta be quick if you want to catch him, don’t waste time tweeting,” another person added.

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Other celebrities also lost their Blue tick on Twitter

Numerous famous people, including Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, and Salman Khan, lost their verified blue ticks after Twitter removed blue mark icons from accounts that did not pay a subscription fee. Aside from Shahid, other famous people lost their verification badges, including Kajol, Akshay Kumar, Aia Bhatt, Madhuri Dixit, Anushka Sharma, and Anil Kapoor.

In 2009, Twitter implemented the blue check mark system. The blue tick was viewed as a superficial point of interest. Notwithstanding, under Elon Musk, who purchased Twitter for USD 44 billion in October, the virtual entertainment administration is currently charging a client a month-to-month expense of ₹650 on the web and ₹900 on cell phones to keep up with their confirmation status.