The Union Budget 2017 is being looked upon as a game changer for many industries especially because it’s the first budget after the demonitisation move by the Narendra Modi government. While it is yet to be seen if the budget satisfies the rural and urban sectors alike, Twitter definitely had a blast as Arun Jaitley stood up at the podium to deliver his speech. Here are some of best Twitter reactions to the Union Budget 2017.

Hope Arun Jaitely allocates 1000 Crores to Shirish Kunder, Sajid Khan and RGV so that they don't need to make any movies ever. #Budget2017

— The Viral Fever (@TheViralFever) February 1, 2017

When you can't figure out anything to criticize #Budget2017 ? pic.twitter.com/ZE7DWKxDmf

— Gabbbar (@GabbbarSingh) February 1, 2017

The budget is transformative:
It transforms taxes into election campaigns.
Everyone into economists.
And CAs into Gods.#Budget2017

— Sorabh Pant (@hankypanty) February 1, 2017

Simple 'ctrl+F' in #AunJaitley's #budget speech throws up 17 instances of 'sport' being used. 14 times it's tran'sport' & thrice pas'sport'

— Mihir Vasavda (@mihirsv) February 1, 2017

People who have to borrow money from friends at the end of the month will turn into expert economists today. #Budget2017

— GRV (@MildlyClassic) February 1, 2017

Screw Taxpayers, Feed freeloaders : Budget in nutshell. The second part is evident, first will come in a few minutes.

— Bhawesh Jha (@bhaw_jha) February 1, 2017

Just wanted to send a snap watching the budget 2017 and this happened Haha ?? kid is too sleepy in class :P #Budget2017 #Budget2017withSBI pic.twitter.com/DMSYdxNyyH

— Revathi (@RevatiKumar) February 1, 2017

Congress must be wondering if they can declare the budget as anti-poor right now, or should they wait till the speech is over.

— Ramesh Srivats (@rameshsrivats) February 1, 2017

Pic1: Arun Jaitley rest of the year.
Pic2: During Budget. #Budget2017 pic.twitter.com/ZbC5fbUtSj

— Chika Pikaa Rikaa (@Simply_neev) February 1, 2017

With the demonetization move a thing of the past, it’ll interesting to see  which sectors will be the most benefited by a string of populist measures. We’ll keep you posted about the complete list of what got cheaper and what got dearer. Stay tuned!