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Mumbai Police uses 'haircut baby' video to give message of wearing mask

Updated on: 09 December,2020 09:30 AM IST  |  Mumbai
mid-day online correspondent |

Responsible Mumbaikars to people going out without wearing masks, Mumbai Police said in the caption of their Instagram post.

Mumbai Police uses 'haircut baby' video to give message of wearing mask

File Photo of Mumbai Police. Pic/AFP

Mumbai Police shared a precautionary post for citizens in the wake of the novel coronavirus pandemic and guess who featured in it? That kid who made headlines for his viral haircut video. On Instagram, Mumbai Police posted a snippet of Anushrut, who went viral in November after his father posted his video as the child reprimanded the barber for cutting his hair.


In a new post on Instagram, Mumbai Police shared a snippet of Anushrut, wherein the child rebuked the barber for cutting his hair, and said, "Arre, mat karo yaar (Don't do this, please)." This is basically the message that responsible Mumbaikars will tell those citizens who step out of home without masks, Mumbai Police said.


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"Responsible Mumbaikars to people going out without wearing masks," Mumbai Police said in the caption of their post that also accompanies Anushrut's video.

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Watch the video here:

 
 
 
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The internet had a hearty laugh over Mumbai Police's post.

Screenshot of comments on the post

Screenshot of comments on the post

In November, Anushrut made headlines after his video went viral. Anushrut, in the clip, visited a saloon and literally schooled the barber for cutting his hair. Celebrities including Richa Chadha and Divya Dutta enjoyed the video.

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