After sharing memes inspiring from films like Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and Junooniyat, and television shows such as Taarak Mehta ka Oolta Chashma, Nagpur Police recently put up another Bollywood-inspired meme to deliver an important message. The meme based on the recent Ayushmann Khurrana and Amitabh Bachchan-starrer Gulabo Sitabo, highlights important message on how to protect against cybercrime. The meme clearly states the message that people must refrain from sharing one-time passwords (OTP) with others while shopping on online portals in order to protect oneself from losing hard-earned money to fraudsters. The meme features a still from the film to which the police department has captioned, " You may be lured for riches like Haveli (palace) and jaydaad (property), but the moment youre asked for your OTP, just say : "Kuch Keh Nahi Sakte." (Nothing can be said). You may be lured for riches like Haveli and jaydaad, but the moment youre asked for your OTP, just say : pic.twitter.com/CULciDMVnE — Nagpur City Police (@NagpurPolice) June 20, 2020 The meme that was shared on Saturday afternoon garnered more than 508 likes and was retweeted 64 times. The users commenting on the post praised for delivering a public message without losing their sense of humour. Among those who retweeted was Shoojit Sircar, the director of the film, who said, " Absolutely right:))) wah." Heres how the Twitterati reacted to the post. You guys are creatively innovative on social media — Aditya (@adiiityaa001) June 20, 2020 Kudos to team Nagpur Police ðÂÂ?ÂÂ? You really are the #Begum when it comes to awareness campaigns! — Mallika Kaleem (@MallikaKaleem) June 20, 2020 What do you have in breakfast? Nagpur Police: Innovative sense of humour ðÂÂ?ÂÂ?ÂÂ?@NagpurPolice — K?$h@ (@kusha147) June 20, 2020 Innovative & cool on social media. Things are pretty same offline — Ankur Kamble (@imANK_11) June 20, 2020 He :- I want someone who will never leave me alone. Nagpur city police - dial 100 ðÂÂ?ÂÂ?» — ujjwal (@ujjwaldha) June 20, 2020 The films trailer, that was released earlier in May has been an inspiration for a lot of memes that made rounds on the social media. A few days ago, Mumbai Police, also shared a meme based on the film on their Instagram page, for delivering a public interest message on cybersecurity advising their followers to adopt stronger passwords for their social media profile. The meme features Ayushmann Khurrana in a still from the films trailer, saying, "Humein godh lelo" (Adopt me), with the police department writing in the captions, "Strong password to Mumbaikars with a weak password!" The post shared garnered 12,683 likes so far and tonnes of comments from users appreciating the wittiful post and Mumbai Polices creativity behind it, apart from praising their efforts amidst the Coronavirus pandemic. Some also joked about their how strong their own passwords are and how they could not recall them while signing into their profiles. Catch up on all the latest Crime, National, International and Hatke news here. Also download the new mid-day Android and iOS apps to get latest updates. Mid-Day is now on Telegram. Click here to join our channel (@middayinfomedialtd) and stay updated with the latest news

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