Delhi Police's latest advisory on road safety has a witty K3G twist. See post
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Delhi Police's latest advisory on road safety has a twist which is based on Kareena Kapoor's iconic character Poo and it is the wittiest thing on the internet today.
Nowadays, police departments are not shying away from embracing various trends going around on social media. They now spread awareness and information through absolutely hilarious memes and witty one-liners. One such post by Delhi Police on Twitter is the perfect demonstration of that and is also going viral.
Through the now-viral post, Delhi Police urged the masses to follow traffic rules and practice road safety. The video started with a speeding car and instantly shifted to the red light with Kareena Kapoor's iconic character Poo on it. It even said the famous dialogue, "Kaun hai ye, jisne dobara mudkar mujhe nahi dekha (Who is he, who didn't turn around to look at me?)". Yes, you read that right.
"Who's that traffic violator? Poo likes attention, so do the traffic lights!" reads the caption of the post.
Take a look:
Who's that traffic violator?Poo likes attention, so do the traffic lights !#RoadSafety#SaturdayVibes pic.twitter.com/ZeCJfJigcb
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