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Who said your job has to be monotonous, and that you should tolerate a drab and dull day at work? Humans are known to be innovators and we always find ways of changing things around us to serve our purposes better.
Take the example of this Sikh traffic cop, for instance, who not only took care of his duty but also made it musical and fun.
A video featuring a Sikh traffic cop from Chandigarh has gone viral on social media, where he can be seen delivering lessons on traffic rules and regulations through a Punjabi song.
This can only happen in India
and that too by a Punjabi cop.pic.twitter.com/7jdhZaakaO
And the tunes of this cop's anthem is not just any random combination of musical notes, but inspired by our OG Punjabi singer Daler Mehndi's memorable 90s song Bolo Ta Ra Ra! The only difference being that the lyrics no longer talks about a woman, but instead, reminds people on the road about traffic rules that must be followed to avoid any unnecessary hassles.
The cop urges people to park at the appointed spots and avoid getting their car towed or stolen in the process. The cop seems to be enjoying this part of his job, and we're sure commuters wouldn't have complained either.
People online cannot stop enjoying themselves and laugh along with the video.
Gaddi nu crain le gayi.. bolo Tara Ra Rað¤£ðð¤£ð
— (((Deepak chauhan))) (@Deepu8412) October 18, 2019Lyrics are LIT.
Traffic police tere car chak le gaiððð awsum sardar ji nailed the performance ððð
— karnica Chaudhary (@karnica56) October 18, 2019How can we forget Daler Paji?
Bolo tara ra ra.... ð¹ð¹ðð»ðð»
— Soniyoo (@singhpsoniyoo) October 18, 2019Swag se swagat?
So much swag ð@tabibmadrid
— ð¸ð½ (@pooja_RD95) October 18, 2019So much swag ð@tabibmadrid
— ð¸ð½ (@pooja_RD95) October 18, 2019Proud Punjabis put your hands up.
Jithe Punjabi, Othe raunaka. â¤ï¸
— Gobind Setia à¨à©à¨¬à¨¿à©°à¨¦ ਸà©à¨¤à©à¨ (@GobindSetia) October 18, 2019Wah re Wah.... chak de punjabi .... it happens only in India
— Umesh (@umesh_narasimha) October 18, 2019Music lessons for Delhi Police?
@DelhiPolice surely needs to lear n decency and genuine intention of creating awareness from @PunjabPoliceInd ð
— Arminder Rekhi (@Arminderrekhi) October 18, 2019YAS!
Awesome. Similar things needs to be done. No stress, all fun
— Anwar Hussain (@1954anwar) October 19, 2019
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