Best Diwali Tweets of 2021: Reflections of Unity and Diversity
Diwali, the festival of lights, is more than just a celebration of religious or cultural significance. It is an opportunity to bring people together and promote harmony and unity. In 2021, several tweets stood out for their thoughtful messages and positive impact. Let's explore some of the best Diwali tweets from that year.
The Humble Beginnings of Diwali Celebrations
While Diwali is celebrated with immense joy and enthusiasm, it is also a fitting occasion to remember the historical context and challenges faced by minority communities. For instance, there are only 10 to 12 Hindu families remaining in Pakistan. As an individual, you could personally reach out and offer your heartfelt wishes to them. This tweet by an anonymous user deserves recognition for raising awareness and encouraging unity.
Secularism and Cricket: Virat Kohli’s Message
Cricket’s importance in India is undeniable, and no mention of Diwali tweets in 2021 would be complete without the inclusion of Virat Kohli, the most secular cricketer. On this festive occasion, he tweeted his thoughts, and the response was as enlightening as it was impactful. The following image captures the essence of his message:
In a matter of days, the tweet generated a flood of replies, both supportive and challenging. Among the commendable replies was that of Anshul Saxena, who responded with a fitting message that underscored the inclusive spirit of Diwali.
A Shah Rukh Khan Message of Humaneness
Amid all the festivities, one tweet stood out for its simplicity yet profound impact. Shah Rukh Khan, one of Bollywood's most revered actors, tweeted about the essence of Diwali in a message that resonated with many:
In India there is only one religion i.e. Humanity
Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) March 28, 2021
Source: @iamsrk
Shah Rukh Khan’s tweet, with its emphasis on humanity, has become a classic example of a tweet that encapsulates the spirit of Diwali. The message is a reminder that beyond religious or cultural differences, we are all human, and that our common humanity should guide us in our interactions and celebrations.
Concluding Thoughts
These tweets from 2021 serve as a testament to the thoughtful and inclusive messages that can arise during Diwali. Whether it is a personal message to offer wishes to minority communities, a reminder of secular values, or a message of humanity, these tweets reflect the very essence of the festival. As we continue to celebrate Diwali in the future, let us strive to promote unity, diversity, and inclusivity in our conversations and actions.