Delhi Police issues hilarious warning to people celebrating New Year referring Animal

In the next few hours, people across a lot of countries will enter the new year of 2024. While the likes of New Zealand and Australia have celebrated their New Year at the time of writing, there are still a lot of countries that are yet to celebrate a New Year. India will also do the same in the next year.

Over the years, there have been cases of people celebrating the event irresponsibly. Looking into this, the Delhi Police has issued an advisory for people to celebrate responsibly using multiple film references.

“New Year’s Eve par ‘Mast Mein Rehne Ka’ lekin ‘Zara Hatke Zara Bachke’. Agar ‘Animal‘ ban kar ‘Bawaal’ ya ‘Non Stop Dhamaal’ machaaya toh kahi aisa na ho ki 2024 ka pehla din ‘The Great Indian Family’ ke bajaaye ‘Indian Police Force’ ke saath manana pade,” Delhi Police wrote.

“SAM BAHADURi isi mein hai ki safety ko BHAGWAN BHAROSE mat rakho.. after all, aap bhi KISI KA BHAI, KISI KI JAAN ho! #NewYear #NewYearEve #NewYear2024,” the social media team of Delhi Police captioned the post.

It loosely translates to “have fun on New Year’s Eve but be mindful or else you may end up celebrating the first day of 2024 with the police instead of your family.”

Animal was one of the top-grosser and most controversial film

Ranbir Kapoor starrer Animal was released more than a month back. The movie was about a person who is obsessed with his father’s love which he didn’t get during his childhood. It all turns him into a maniac criminal as Ranbir wants to impress his father. Due to it’s violent nature and events of misogyny, the film has gotten negative attention too.