"Khargosh Ho?": Police Officer Reacts To Man's Pikachu-Themed Helmet
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It is unclear where the video was recorded. Since being shared, the video has amassed over a thousand likes and one lakh views.
Wearing a helmet is an essential part of road safety norms. A lot of people are now seen wearing helmets which safeguards not only the driver of the two-wheeler but also the pillion. Many people come up with unique helmets in terms of design, colour, and size. Amid this, a man was recently spotted with a Pikachu-themed helmet. A police officer spotted him and his reaction to the man's unique safety gear has the internet in splits. Khargosh ho ? 😹😹 pic.twitter.com/Bplhz7GHkG Helmet, what's that? 🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/8WwA8ICVfz
In the video going viral on the internet, a man is seen standing next to a parked bike. A police officer is seen talking to him. Reacting to the helmet, the cop asks him, "Khargosh Ho? (Are you a rabbit?). People are seen laughing in the background. He then asks the man what is there on the helmet. He says, "Koi helmet nahi laga raha hai, koi laga itna namoona laga raha hai (Some are not using helmet, while others are using such unique helmets)". He adds, "Acha lag raha hai (Looks good)" and points to the camera and specifications of the helmet.
It is unclear where the video was recorded. Since being shared, the video has amassed over a thousand likes and one lakh views.
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