It was a frame from the famous comedy show called ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’, where the main protagonist, Jake Peralta is questioning them and while doing so, he bursts into ‘I want it that way’ by the Backstreet Boys.Īll the people in the frame are seen wearing blue facemasks, except the person on the extreme right. Interestingly, today happens to be the 24th anniversary of the iconic film.īack in July, Mumbai posted a photo of five people standing together as suspects in a crime. It has also been shared on Facebook and Instagram. Since being shared, the post has received more than 600 likes and 300 retweets. “Do dost mask pehan kar ghar se bahar niklenge, isse safety badti hai!" Assam police wrote on the micro-blogging site. The image is reminiscent of a scene from the film, but it has a corona spin.īoth the actors are seen wearing face masks and the title of the film has been changed to 'Mask Apna Apna'. It was inspired by one of Bollywood's most loved comedies - Andaz Apna Apna.Īssam Police shared an animated image of actors Salman Khan and Aamir Khan on Twitter. In wake of the pandemic, Assam police on Wednesday shared a meme to spread awareness about the importance of face masks. Their creative abilities have just become better during the coronavirus pandemic. Some users have also compared their creative abilities to Amul. And the best part is, they have been doing it consistently for years now. Their social media teams are lauded for their unique ways of communicating serious topics in a fun and interesting manner. The Twitter accounts of Mumbai Police & Assam Police are perhaps the best examples of effective social media communication. In the past few years, their posts on social awareness and other topics of importance have always had sarcasm and wit infused in them. The Twitter profiles of several state Police departments are social media spaces that keep on producing gems. Assam Police puts a corona spin to 'Andaz Apna Apna' | Photo Credit: Twitter
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