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Thugs Of Hindostan starring Amitabh Bachchan, Aamir Khan, Katrina Kaif and Fatima Sana Shaikh has garnered quite some attention on social media, with many sharing memes and jokes after the first trailer of the film was released. The Mumbai Police Friday decided to cash in on the buzz created before it dies down.
Captioned, “No place for Thugs in Mumbai,” the picture used by the Twitter handle is a particular scene of Thugs of Hindostan featuring Aamir Khan, which has gone viral on social media. Countering Khan’s dialogue “dhokha swabhav hai mera” from the scene, Mumbai wrote, “Aur bharosa hamara“.
No place for Thugs in Mumbai #NoCityForThugs pic.twitter.com/xGLsQpi9RM
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) September 29, 2018
Also read | Thugs of Hindostan trailer is out, so Twitterati responded with memes
The tweet has received a positive response from people online, with many now calling the police “too filmy”.
https://twitter.com/pritchang18/status/1045912007302508549
https://twitter.com/SRLB_1/status/1045901499291721728
And it was not just Mumbai Police. Assam Police too joined the bandwagon with a Aamir Khan meme to warn people about “Thugs of the Internet”. Sharing the creative on Twitter, they wrote, “The Thugs of Online Banking Scams are always on the lookout for your Banking Credentials like OTP & Netbanking Password. Watch out before it’s too late.”
Have you watched the trailer of Thugs of Hindostan yet? Watch it below.
