Ayushmann’s reply to Mumbai Police using his films to spread Covid-19 awareness wins internet; see reactions!

Mumbai Police’s social media game has been on point and they have been winning hearts for quite some time. On Friday, they issued a public service announcement by using Bollywood star Ayushmann Khurrana’s picture and films. 

They wrote, “Be ‘Zyada Savdhaan’ today to ensure everything is ‘Shubh Mangal’ every day. Meeting your ‘Dream Girl’ could cost you. So, don’t do this ‘Bewakoofiyan’. The message, obviously, started becoming viral. 

Ayushmann spotted this and wanted to take the banter forward by endorsing the public service message to stay at home during the pandemic. 

He commented on the Mumbai Police post by writing, “Sheher ke saare ‘Vicky Donor’. Please Mumbai Police ki Dhyan Se Suno, Aur Bahar Jaane ki ‘Bewakoofiyan’ na karo you will find enough time to meet your ‘Pyari Bindu’. Abhi time nahin hai ki hum ‘Nautanki Saala’ bane aur risk le. Filhaal Shubh Mangal Aur Zyada Saavdhan Raho! Apki Samajhdaari aapko Covid jaisi buri ‘Bala’ se bachaayegi. Jai Hind ”

Meanwhile, Ayushmann’s fans and followers were bowled by the actor’s reply and even made quirky comments on the post.

A user referred to Ayushmann’s debut show and wrote, “@ayushmannk road ies not a good place to be right now”. Another user wrote, “@ayushmannk aur sab thik ho jane ke baad "bareilly ki barfi" khaayege”.

On the other hand, a user referred to Ayushmann’s films and wrote, “'Andhadun' bahar na niklo, ghar par hi 'barely ki barfi' banao or khao, zyada 'hawaizada' na bano wrna @mumbaipolice tumhe ek se 'anek' krdegi! @ayushmannk”

Ayushmann is known for on-point humor and his fans are often impressed by his social media posts, owing to the hilarious takes the actor has on a plethora of topics.

Meanwhile, Mumbai Police on the other hand, regularly uses the latest trends and pop culture references to spread awareness. They recently shared a snapshot of the Friends reunion teaser and urged everyone to reunite with friends only after the final season of Covid-19.

"'Reunite' with your F.R.I.E.N.D.S - but only after the final season of #COVID19, please? Till then, online meet-ups will be there for you' #FriendsForever #FriendsOfSafety #TakingOnCorona," the tweet on the microblogging website read.

Previously, they have tweeted with stills and dialogues from films like Uri: The Surgical Strike, Gulabo Sitabo, Main Hoon Na and Stree among many others for the purpose.