Mumbai Police have been doing their jobs in the best way possible during the corona crisis and amid the rising number of virus infections in the state. The Bollywood stars are showing up their ‘Dilse Thank You’ notes on their respective handles and Mumbai Police’s response is the best we can see on the internet.
Addressing each one of those tweets, the Mumbai police’s Twitter handle replied with the actor’s apt movie titles to the situation put in such a way that they are both entertaining and conveying the safety message.
To the tweet from Abhishek Bachchan thanking Mumbai Police, they have come up with the very famous Dhoom reference, ‘Just taking the ‘ACP Jai Dixit’ route to ensure that the city gets back to normalcy soon – that too, with a ‘Dhoom’! All Mumbaikars need to do is not make ‘Dus Bahaane’ about going out unnecessarily!’
Mumbai Police’s reply to Suniel Shetty was ‘And every ‘Dhadkan’ of our heartbeats for this city. :)’, and to Ajay Devgan, ‘Dear ‘Singham’, Just doing what ‘Khakee’ is supposed to do to ensure that things return to how they were – ‘Once upon a time in Mumbai’! #TakingOnCorona’.
They even mentioned two or more movie titles in the best way, like for Arjun Kapoor’s thanks tweet, here is the reply, ‘Taking no ‘half’ measures to ensure safety from #corona in Mumbai – a city with millions of ‘Ishaqzaades’ in love with it!’.
Shahid Kapoor’s ‘Thank You’ message gets a reply with ‘The most ‘Shaandaar’ support Mumbaikars can provide right now is to stay at home. And make plans for what all we would do together ‘Jab We Meet’ post #lockdown #TakingOnCorona’
Their reply to Alia Bhatt’s tweet with Raazi, Gully Boy and Dear Zindagi reference is simply perfect. ‘Mumbaikars, we hope you all are ‘Raazi’ with this advice of Ms @aliaa08 to not venture out in any ‘Gully’ unnecessarily and take care of ‘Dear Zindagi’ for all!
Mumbai police are good at duty and they appear equally good and witty at handling the tweets from our entertainers.
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