Jawan: How Delhi, UP Police drew reference from the film to deliver road safety messages
Uttar Pradesh Police, Delhi Police and Nagpur police have found creative ways to deliver insightful messages to the public by drawing parallels with the movie ‘Jawan.’ Uttar Pradesh Police recently creatively incorporated a Bollywood reference into their road safety advisory. They've used a poster featuring Shah Rukh Khan from the movie 'Jawan' to emphasise the importance of wearing a helmet. The UP Police's message is clear: "Jawan Ho Ya Budhe, Two-Wheeler Pe Baithne Se Pehle, Helmet Kabhi Na Bhule" (Young or old, never forget a helmet while riding a bike).
The poster showcases SRK with a bandaged head. Delhi Police also joined in, sharing a traffic advisory with a nod to 'Jawan.' Their caption reads, "BACHCHA, BADA YA JAWAN, HELMET BACHA SAKTA HAI JAAN!" (Be it children, old or young, a helmet can save a life!). It's a creative approach to road safety awareness that captures attention and sends a vital message.
Earlier in another creative and innovative post on X (formerly twitter), Delhi Police posted a satirical message on the social media platform stating “Win hearts, not Challans" in view of Neeraj's achievement. This post drew parallel with Indian javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra who won India's first-ever gold medal at the World Athletics Championships in Budapest on August 27. Neeraj's achievement at the World Athletics Championships 2023 garnered praise from Delhi Police as well as other dignitaries.
Earlier, Nagpur Police had tweeted a post using 5 different images from Shahrukh Khan's film 'Jawaan'. With this poster of the film, Nagpur police tried to convey to the public to remain alert and vigilant. Along with this, it is written in the poster that "Similarly, you should also create different passwords for
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