Delhi Police's new advisory post has a Multiverse of Madness twist
India Today
In a recent post, the Twitter profile of the Delhi Police did a witty wordplay with the title of the Benedict Cumberbatch starrer movie Doctor Strange: Multiverse of Madness.
Have you seen Doctor Strange: Multiverse of Madness yet? Don’t worry, we are not here to give away any spoilers. Instead, we want to show you an incredible advisory post shared by Delhi Police with a Marvel twist.
In a recent post, the Twitter profile of the Delhi Police did a witty wordplay with the title of the Benedict Cumberbatch starrer movie. “If you’re ‘Far From Home’ don’t fall into the ‘#MultiverseOfMadness ’ or you will find ‘No Way Home’! Don’t Drink & Drive for a safe ‘#Homecoming’,” read the caption.
The photo included in the tweet shows a glimpse of a magic portal that Doctor Strange can conjure with his powers. Shared to spread awareness about drunk driving, the post has received great response from netizens.
Take a look:
If you’re ‘Far From Home’ don’t fall into the ‘#MultiverseOfMadness’ or you will find ‘No Way Home’ !Don’t Drink & Drive for a safe ‘#Homecoming’#nowayhome pic.twitter.com/E1Bi87ZFJO
Netizens loved the tweet and wrote how posts with pop culture reference were the best way to spread awareness about important issues.
this one good nice work DP
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