Mumbai Police SASS Daisy Shah as they promote cyber safety with her viral Race 3 dialogue, here’s how she reacts

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So, Daisy Shah is a hoot! No one in their wildest dream would have thought that she would be the talking point after the Race 3 trailer released. While there was a mixed reaction over the trailer, it was Daisy Shah’s ‘Our business is our business, none of your business,’ dialogue which BROKE the internet in the most literal sense. So, what was her first reaction? She was enraged and in a fit of anger ranted on social media about the same. She wrote, “To all The people who think they are too smart. Create ur own identity 1st  n ‘GET A LIFE’, Wait! I am sure u don’t have any #patheticLosers” But let’s face it, any publicity is good publicity and Daisy seems to have learnt this real quick when her own mentor Salman Khan jumped on the bandwagon promoting the dialogue with a zangy video. Jacqueline Fernandez too did the same.

Now, the Mumbai Police’s super woke social media team has taken this viral meme into cognizance and they took to Twitter to write, “Mind your own data to make sure that no one else takes advantage of it to beat you in the #RaceOfSafety.” The Daisy meme says: My data is my data, none of your data. Well, the actress took to Twitter to congratulate the police and replied with a polite #TooGood retort. This is a classic case of make hay while sun shine and hey, we are not complaining. We are just waiting for other brands to jump on this train and well earn two minutes of fame with this viral content. Daisy has all the reason to celebrate, in our opinion.

Mind your own data to make sure that no one else takes advantage of it to beat you in the #RaceOfSafety pic.twitter.com/WJ4ADZEl1a

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) May 23, 2018

Race 3 stars Salman Khan, Jacqueline Fernandez, Daisy Shah, Anil Kapoor and Saqeeb Salim in lead roles and is directed by Remo D’souza.

Also Read: DEADLY COMBO! Race 3 star Salman Khan and veteran actor Dharmendra will come together this Eid

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#SterliteProtests: Case filed against Kamal Haasan for visiting victims of Tuticorin police firing

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In one of the most tragic incidents, a huge group of protesters rallied at Tuticorin or Thoothukudi district collectorate and the peaceful protest was against the Sterlite Copper plant. As environmentalists and residents claimed that the copper plant has been contaminating the water sources, the company has denied it. The violence, on May 22, came on the 100th day of demonstrations where the police officials opened fire which left 11 people dead and more than 50 injured. As the death toll and injured people numbers are increasing, the unrest has left the state of Tamil Nadu in shock. The film industry has condemned the open firing including superstars Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan.

In the latest development, a case has been filed under section 144 of Indian Penal Code against actor-politician Kamal Haasan after he visited the victims of the open police firing at the Government Hospital in Thoothukudi on May 23. Along with his political party (Makkal Needhi Maiam) supporters, he visited the victims and their families to show support in this tragic time.

Later, Kamal Haasan addressed the media after his hospital visit, he is hoping these people get bigger punishment. He said, “Those who ordered the police firing in Tuticorin should step down. This will be their smallest punishment. A bigger punishment awaits them. It is a political punishment that the people will definitely give them. Before that, if they have a good conscience they have to step down.”

In the current scenario, the government has suspended the Internet services for the next 5 days in Tuticorin to stop spreading rumours. The DMK will observe a statewide shut down on 25 May. This will in protest against the killing of over 11 people in the protest. The AIADMK-led Tamil Nadu government will also demand to permanently shut down the Sterlite copper plant in Thoothukudi.

Also Read: Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan and other South celebrities condemn the killings that happened during Sterlite protests in Tamil Nadu

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