Vicky Kaushal’s Iconic Dialogue How’s The Josh Gets Tweaked By Mumbai Police Ultimately Leading To A Social Message

Mumbai Police tweaking Vicky Kaushal’s iconic from Uri: The Surgical Strike sends out a social message during unlocking phase 1

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Published on Jun 08 2020, 20:49:06

Vicky Kaushal’s Iconic Dialogue How’s The Josh Gets Tweaked By Mumbai Police Ultimately Leading To A Social Message

With the country's capital and financial capital, Delhi and Mumbai experiencing the Unlocking phase 1, government has chalked out some guidelines to be followed in order to remain safe in the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Amidst this lockdown, we saw Mumbai Police’s official Twitter account is at its creative best. Their tweets and posts were totally filmy targeting the Bollywood celebs, thus getting the maximum amount of traffic on their account. Now once again Mumbai Police's official Twitter has given a twist to Vicky Kaushal’s iconic dialogue.

Mumbai Police tweaked Vicky’s dialogue from Uri: The Surgical Strike, “How’s the Josh?” To “How’s the distance:” This tweet of them was accompanied by the actor’s movie still, but again with a twist, the actor is made to wear a mask which graphically imposed on his image. The creative also carried an answer to this tweaked question which was, “6 Feet Sir.” Dropping a reply to their tweet Mumbai police advised people to maintain 6 feet social distance as we venture out of our homes with unlocking phase 1.

Their reply read, “कोरोनाला हरवून भेटू नंतर ध्यानी असुदे ६ फुटांचे सामाजिक अंतर, मनाने कितीही जवळ असा... पण शरीराने लांब रहा... कोरोनापासून दूर रहा...” that translates to, "Let's meet after losing to Corona Dhyani Asude 6 feet social distance No matter how close you are to the mind ... but stay away from the body ... stay away from the corona ...”

How’s the distance: pic.twitter.com/uMgRomg8pX
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) June 8, 2020

"कोरोनाला हरवून भेटू नंतर
ध्यानी असुदे ६ फुटांचे सामाजिक अंतर "

मनाने कितीही जवळ असा... पण शरीराने लांब रहा... कोरोनापासून दूर रहा...
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) June 8, 2020

A few days ago, the actor himself had posted a throwback video of him landing some hard punches while his boxing training session, mentioning this is how he will be dodging the handshakes and hugs into order to practice social distancing amidst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.