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UP Police Road Rules: After the blockbuster success of Saiyaara, starring debutants Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, fans are showering love all over social media. The film, directed by Mohit Suri, hit theatres on July 18 and has already crossed Rs 130 crore at the box office. Joining the Saiyaara fever in their own quirky way, the Uttar Pradesh Police shared a fun road safety message using a scene from the film. In the edited clip, Ahaan and Aneet are seen holding helmets, perfectly setting the stage for a creative reminder about traffic rules.

The caption? A witty and lovable warning, “Helmet peheniye, Saiyaara ko bhi pehnaiye, varna romance se pehle hi roadmap badal saktahai. Mohabbat mein safety zaroori hai.” (Wear a helmet, make Saiyaara wear one too; otherwise, the roadmap might change before the romance begins. Safety is essential in love.)

The post grabbed instant attention online, with fans appreciating the mix of Bollywood charm and public awareness. With just one smart post, UP Police made sure their message reached hearts and helmets everywhere.

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The post received many comments from social media users. One user wrote, "Please tell this to the 'deva' movie as well. The main root of the story is that Shahid Kapoor didn't wear the helmet." "Truly said ye jo saiyara theatre me dekhneke bad rorhehaiwahisahihaibina helmet kegharwalo ko ronapdega," a second user wrote.

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"Up police rocked, Saiyaara shocked. Good work UP Police," a third user wrote. "Helmet for both the heads, safety and protection both are very important," a fourth user added. "Actually, city police should impose a heavy fine on #Saiyaara movie, as they are promoting without helmet riding. Fine on as per how many screens has been released this movie," wrote another user.