Cyclone Amphan: Bollywood Celebs Pray For Minimum Destruction

Bollywood celebs took to social media platform to express their worry around the cyclone Amphan.

As cyclone Amphan intensified over Odisha and West Bengal, Bollywood directors Shoojit Sircar and Karan Johar on Wednesday prayed for people's safety and minimum destruction. 'Piku' director Shoojit Sircar, who is currently witnessing the super cyclone, took to Twitter and said that he has never experienced such chilling winds. "Never before experienced this kind of chilling and devastating winds. Amphan Super Cyclone is huge. Praying for minimum damage and destruction," he tweeted.

Never before experienced this kind of chilling and devastating winds.. Amphan Super Cyclone is huge.. Praying for minimum damage and destruction.

— Shoojit Sircar (@ShoojitSircar) May 20, 2020

On the other hand, Karan Johar also hopped on the social media platform to express his worry around the cyclone. "Can this year get any worse! Stay safe Bengal...All of us pray for your safety and protection .... #CyclonAmphan," he tweeted.

Can this year get any worse! Stay safe Bengal...All of us pray for your safety and protection.... 🙏🙏🙏#CyclonAmphan

— Karan Johar (@karanjohar) May 20, 2020

Actor Ranveer Shorey too prayed for people's safety:

Prayers for everyone’s safety. 🙏🏽 #AmphanSuperCyclone

— Ranvir Shorey (@RanvirShorey) May 20, 2020

Bengali actress and MP Mimi Chakraborty too shared a video from her house in Kolkata showing the effect of Amphan, she tweeted 'this will pass too' in her next tweet

My entire window pane might come out anytime now😓 🌪 witnessing the unwitnessed ever Hell with this year🤯 pic.twitter.com/6nDPss4nU0

— Mimssi (@mimichakraborty) May 20, 2020

This will pass too☠️ pic.twitter.com/UATHJZTVw3

— Mimssi (@mimichakraborty) May 20, 2020

Super cyclone Amphan has crossed West Bengal-Bangladesh coasts as a 'very severe cyclonic storm' with the speed of 155-165 Kmph gusting to 185 km per hour across Sunderban, said the India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Wednesday.