Mumbai Police used MC Sher reference in campaign and netizens loved it

Siddhant Chaturvedi (Image: Instagram)

There's no denying that Mumbai Police's social media posts have always been able to drive home the point. For years, their social media account has put the best puns forward conveying every message perfectly with the right dosage of spunk.

Cashing in on the movie Gully Boy's craze and the popularity of Siddhant Chaturvedi's character, Mumbai Police shared a tweet borrowing his character's dialogues.

The song 'Sher Aaya Sher', which features him, was an instant hit, and the Mumbai cops employed lines from it in their Twitter post. In a bid to spread awareness on the recent upsurge in the spread of fake news, they wrote: "Bhaag Bhaag Bhaag Aya Share Aya Share" and captioned it “Every time someone shares a fake news! #MCDontShare #KillFakeNews #SochKeShareKaro"

Every time someone shares a fake news! #MCDontShare #KillFakeNews #SochKeShareKaro pic.twitter.com/SnftZIZG6N

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) March 5, 2019

everytime someone asks to register an FIR against anti-nationals!

mumbai police: pic.twitter.com/orLelaw7tG

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— capt. (@thephukdi) March 5, 2019

Bahut hard bhai, bahut hard.

— Deeksha Vikram (@deekshatanu) March 5, 2019

Whoever runs this handle @MumbaiPolice deserves applause! — Sajan Gupta

another masterpiece !!! superb one !!

— Rima K. Jawale (@RimaNeeraj) March 5, 2019

Cult level

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— Aniket Sapre (ASAP) (@aniketsapre) March 5, 2019

@SiddhantChturvD @RanveerOfficial apna Mumbai Police bhi kuch kam nahi he gully boy

— Sejal (@Sejal1490) March 5, 2019