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Assam Police Use SRK Pose For Traffic Control
By: Tupaki Desk | 29 July 2018 7:06 AM GMT
You might be wondering how can Bollywood Badshah, Shah Rukh Khan's pose can be used to control traffic?
Well, Traffic control just doesn't mean stopping vehicles and signaling them to go in one direction. It also includes spreading awareness about Traffic rules and regulations.
If people follow them perfectly, then there will be no huge accidents and traffic jams. So, Traffic police try to use different means to spread the awareness.
Assam Police decided to use SRK's pose and his famous dialogues from Kuch Kuch Hota Hain. In the movie, he says to Kajol, "Kuch Kuch Hota Hain Anjali tum nahi samjho ge".
The same has been used creatively with SRK's trademark pose in black silhouette on graphic display screen at major junctions and cross roads.
The sign reads, "Traffic niyamon ka palan naa karne se Kuch Kuch nahi bahoot Kuch Hota Hein!" (If you don't follow traffic rules, you will suffer bigger consequences!)
Well, whatever means and ways good words can be reached to the ears of people, we have to try all of them, don't we?
Well, Traffic control just doesn't mean stopping vehicles and signaling them to go in one direction. It also includes spreading awareness about Traffic rules and regulations.
If people follow them perfectly, then there will be no huge accidents and traffic jams. So, Traffic police try to use different means to spread the awareness.
Assam Police decided to use SRK's pose and his famous dialogues from Kuch Kuch Hota Hain. In the movie, he says to Kajol, "Kuch Kuch Hota Hain Anjali tum nahi samjho ge".
The same has been used creatively with SRK's trademark pose in black silhouette on graphic display screen at major junctions and cross roads.
The sign reads, "Traffic niyamon ka palan naa karne se Kuch Kuch nahi bahoot Kuch Hota Hein!" (If you don't follow traffic rules, you will suffer bigger consequences!)
Well, whatever means and ways good words can be reached to the ears of people, we have to try all of them, don't we?
