Mumbai Police, known for their witty social media presence, struck a chord with netizens once again during an #AskSRK session organized by Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan. The humorous exchange between Mumbai Police and a fan of SRK gained massive attention online, highlighting the department’s creative approach to spreading awareness and engaging with the public. Upasana Singh recalls Shah Rukh Khan refusing to call her ‘ugly’ on Kapil Sharma Show: ‘Main tumhe kaise bolu…’
The #AskSRK Session
On the occasion of completing 13 years on Twitter, Shah Rukh Khan hosted an interactive #AskSRK session where fans bombarded him with questions ranging from his upcoming movies to his personal life and fitness routine. Among these, one tweet by a fan named Aniket Dekate stood out. Dekate jokingly asked SRK for a one-time password (OTP), tweeting: “Sir ek OTP aaya hoga… jara batana #AskSRK” (Sir, an OTP must have come, please tell me). Shah Rukh Khan, Aishwarya Rai react to AbRam & Aaradhya’s performance
Shah Rukh Khan’s Classic Response
True to his charming and witty persona, SRK replied, “Beta main itna famous hoon mujhe OTP nahi aate… vendors just send me the goods when I order… tum apna dekh lo” (Son, I am so famous that I don’t get OTPs; vendors just send me the goods when I order. You take care of your own). Rasha Thadani Wins Hearts By Talking About Lessons From Bhagavad Gita During ‘Azad’s Trailer Launch
This hilarious response, filled with the actor’s trademark humor, became an instant hit among his followers. Fans praised SRK’s sharp wit, with one commenting, “The KING for a reason!” Another added, “Dear God, I don’t want money or fame. If I can just be blessed with @iamsrk’s wit, my life will be fulfilled.”
Mumbai Police Joins the Fun
Adding to the amusement, Mumbai Police chimed in by quoting Aniket Dekate’s tweet and simply replying, “100.” The response, though minimal, was a clever nod to their emergency helpline number, subtly reminding the public about it in a light-hearted manner.
The police department’s reply garnered widespread appreciation from social media users, with comments like “Mumbai Police… u r awesome” and “Well done.” Many left laughing emojis, applauding the creativity of the response.
More Moments from #AskSRK
The session wasn’t without its share of trolls. One Twitter user referred to SRK’s upcoming movie Pathaan as a “disaster” and suggested that the actor retire. Shah Rukh, unfazed by the negativity, responded gracefully, “Beta badhon se aise baat nahi karte” (Kid, this is not the way to speak to elders).
Conclusion
This lighthearted exchange showcases not only Shah Rukh Khan’s charisma but also the Mumbai Police’s ability to creatively engage with the public. Their use of humor to spread awareness and maintain relatability is a testament to their social media prowess. As netizens continue to shower praise on both King Khan and the police department, it’s clear that wit and humor can go a long way in winning hearts online.