Sharwanand says "Real Bikers being a Hero, Save Victims"

Sharwanand, who is busy promoting his next film, Biker, India's first motor racing based film, attended the Road Safety initiative. Hyderabad City Police and the Hyderabad City Security Council held the special awareness program, "Arrive Alive – A Campaign for Safer Roads in Telangana."

Sharwa passionately advocated for adopting responsible driving habits. He defined the essential mantra for all riders: "The spirit a biker must possess is Control the Speed, Respect the Life." He paid tribute to the police for safeguarding the public and highlighted that safety protocols are vital for individual security.

The actor emphasized that the strict safety gear and preparations used during his film’s action sequences—including helmets, safety equipment, and ambulances—mirror the non-negotiable needs of real life: using your helmet, fastening your seat belt, and regulating speed.

He urged citizens to adhere to all traffic rules and concluded with a powerful call to action: "We must adopt these rules for ourselves." Sharwa asserted that the responsibility to aid those injured in accidents makes citizens the "real heroes," encouraging everyone to overcome their fear and assist victims. Sharwa's Biker is releasing on December 6th with high anticipation.