<p><em>"Ja Simran ja, jee le apni zindagi... Par yaad rahe: Mask, sanitizer aur do gaz ki doori ka palan zaroor karna!" -- </em>Sounds familiar, but not quite? This is Amrish Puri's iconic dialogue in the climax of Bollywood blockbuster movie <em>Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge</em>, but with a Covid-19 twist.</p>.<p>The Government of India’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, which has an exclusive Twitter handle for Covid-related updates called ‘#IndiaFightsCorona’, is now using pop culture references to spread awareness on the pandemic.</p>.<p>Recently, the page has been using references from popular Bollywood movies and OTT series to make people aware of the protocols of Covid-19, while tickling the funnybone.</p>.<p>To spread the message of the mandatory three-point rule -- sanitizing hands, wearing masks and social distancing -- of Covid-19, the handle shared the following tweet:</p>.<p>Then, there is Roshesh Sarabhai from the legendary <em>Sarabhai vs Sarabhai</em> series sharing a poem, in his inimitable style, on Covid-19:</p>.<p>Family Man Season 2's Chellam Sir, aka India's new 'Google', also did his part in spreading awareness on the ongoing vaccination drive in India:</p>
<p><em>"Ja Simran ja, jee le apni zindagi... Par yaad rahe: Mask, sanitizer aur do gaz ki doori ka palan zaroor karna!" -- </em>Sounds familiar, but not quite? This is Amrish Puri's iconic dialogue in the climax of Bollywood blockbuster movie <em>Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge</em>, but with a Covid-19 twist.</p>.<p>The Government of India’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, which has an exclusive Twitter handle for Covid-related updates called ‘#IndiaFightsCorona’, is now using pop culture references to spread awareness on the pandemic.</p>.<p>Recently, the page has been using references from popular Bollywood movies and OTT series to make people aware of the protocols of Covid-19, while tickling the funnybone.</p>.<p>To spread the message of the mandatory three-point rule -- sanitizing hands, wearing masks and social distancing -- of Covid-19, the handle shared the following tweet:</p>.<p>Then, there is Roshesh Sarabhai from the legendary <em>Sarabhai vs Sarabhai</em> series sharing a poem, in his inimitable style, on Covid-19:</p>.<p>Family Man Season 2's Chellam Sir, aka India's new 'Google', also did his part in spreading awareness on the ongoing vaccination drive in India:</p>