Kareena Kapoor Khan Appreciates THIS Initiative Of Pune Police; Actress Admires Cops On Gram

Kareena Kapoor Khan was infected with the fatal COVID-19 last year. After isolating herself and taking proper medications, the actress tested negative for the same. Now, she has lauded the COVID-19 awareness campaign initiated by the Pune Police. A video of an officer singing Raj Kapoor’s song Aye Bhai Zara Dekh Ke Chalo. But guess what, there was an interesting turn in the lyrics of the song that shredded light on the awareness that is necessary in times of pandemic.

The Bollywood actress took to her social media account to share the same video. Sharing the video on her Instagram account, Kareena Kapoor Khan wrote that Brilliant video. She also tagged the official Instagram account of the Pune police. In the end, the actress made use of the hashtag Raj Kapoor along with a red heart emoticon.

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In the video, a police officer can be seen singing the song in the music studio with the speakers and mic on. He was making the most out of it and can be singing his heart out. Further, various clips were added that gave us an idea that the coronavirus is not yet vanished and we really need to follow all the COVID-19 rules and regulations for our own safety. The video shared by Kareena also features the cops insisting people to wear masks and not to break any rule.

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However, as mentioned earlier, Kareena Kapoor Khan was also a COVID-19 victim. When her reports turned out to be positive, the actress immediately put herself in isolation. She kept herself away from her close ones and made sure that she follows all the rules and take her prescribed medicines on time. After testing negative, Bebo shared a note on her social media in which she thanked the BMC and all the fans who wished for her speedy recovery.

It is a humble request to all the readers to follow the guidelines given by the respective government and take care of themselves.