Madhavan Hits The Like Button On Mumbai Police's Tweet, Gets Epic Reply
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It is the reply to Madhavan's tweet, which took the cake: "We hope so too - it's no 'Rocketry' after all."
Actor R Madhavan didn't know that he was in for a treat when he initiated a conversation with Mumbai Police's official account on Twitter. Mumbai Police's Twitter account is well known for their cheeky and often filmy responses for lighter situations and one such example would be their recent viral tweet. Battling the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, Mumbai Police have asked vehicle owners to put emergency or essential service stickers for easier traffic flow. Meanwhile, a Twitter user enquired what sticker should he use on his way to meet his girlfriend. "Distance makes the heart grow fonder," replied Mumbai Police in a tweet, which received a shout-out from R Madhavan. Ha ha ha very well put and I am sure equally well received. 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️ https://t.co/WAOuGdDCtK We hope so too - it's no 'Rocketry' after all. https://t.co/FL7EbGDckZ "Ha ha ha, very well put and I am sure equally well received," tweeted the 50-year-old actor as he hit the like button on Mumbai Police's viral tweet. However, it is the reply to Madhavan's tweet, which took the cake: "We hope so too - it's no 'Rocketry' after all." All we want to say is - mic drop. Take a look at the tweet exchange between Madhavan and Mumbai Police here:
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