Mumbai, India | December 28, 2025
Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan reshared and reacted to a creative social media post by Mumbai Police that used a famous dialogue from his iconic film Darr to promote women’s rights and legal awareness.
The Mumbai Police post cleverly reimagined the memorable line “K K K Kiran” to convey a powerful message. The caption read, “Tu haan kar ya na kar, yeh tera adhikaar hai, K K K Kiran,” emphasizing that consent is a woman’s right. The post further reinforced the message by stating, “Fear should only be of the law,” highlighting the importance of legal accountability.
Impressed by the creativity and social message, Shah Rukh Khan liked the post, reshared it on X (formerly Twitter), and responded with heartfelt appreciation. Congratulating Mumbai Police on completing 10 years on social media, Khan wrote that it is not about “70 minutes, but a lifetime,” praising the force for its unwavering commitment to citizens’ safety and security. He concluded his message by saluting the Mumbai Police.
Fans quickly flooded the comments section with reactions. One user called Shah Rukh Khan’s journey from Darr to advocating respect for the law “legendary,” while another praised the campaign, saying creativity combined with public service helps awareness spread faster. Several users also shared heart emojis in response to Khan’s message.
On the professional front, Shah Rukh Khan is set to appear next year in the action film King. The movie will mark his first on-screen collaboration with his daughter Suhana Khan and will also feature Abhishek Bachchan in a key role.
