Singapore Police wishes 'Happy Deepavali' in Rajinikanth style. Internet is impressed. Watch

Screenshot from the Singapore police Force's Deepavali campaign.

Deepavali is celebrated with much pomp in Singapore and this year, the Singapore Police's method to greet citizens has won them accolades both in their country and in India thanks to Rajinikath.

The video released by the Singapore Police Force is heavily inspired by Jailer and it has the officers lip-syncing to the Tamil lyrics of the song "Hukum".

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Reacting to the video, X user Siddharth P (@SPeesary) wrote, "The Singapore police force’s Diwali wishes delivered in the iconic Jailor Rajni style is a beautiful fusion of culture and creativity! It’s heartwarming to see such unique expressions of celebration that resonate with love and unity. This gesture not only spreads joy but also brings communities together in the spirit of Diwali, showcasing that the festival transcends boundaries. Pure goosebumps indeed!"

On Instagram, a user commented, "It's good to see the racial harmony and Singapore celebrates Diwali. Kudos to the Singapore Police Force." Another user wrote, "This is amazing guys… beautifully shot… great job everyone."

Deepavali celebrations in Little IndiaDiwali or Deepavali celebrations in Singapore are incomplete without a visit to Little India. The Indian neighbourhood comes alive with vibrant decorations, an aroma of traditional Indian desserts, and dazzling lights in the evening. Bustling markets also sell Diwali goodies. According to Travel and Leisure Asia, visitors can revel in the festivities from Serangoon Road to Clive Street in the area.

Some of the events and attractions to look out for include the Deepavali light-up ceremony, Deepavali festival village, treasure hunt, big bus tour, Deepavali workshop, and Deepavali Mascot apart from various other cultural performances.