Mumbai Police joins 'Bridgerton' Season 4 trend; channels Lady Whistledown to warn citizen of 'masked guests'

The Mumbai Police has jumped on the 'Bridgerton' Season 4 Part 1 craze, delighting fans with their epic social media posts inspired by the hit Regency romance drama. Channelling their inner Lady Whistledown, the Mumbai Police put out a society paper of their own and ditched the gossip for a public social awareness note to caution citizens about online safety. Sharing a graphic styled paper fashioned to the likeness of the hit series, they warned followers about “masked guests” in the digital world. The post read, “Dearest gentle readers, As you navigate the digital ballroom, we hope you don't fall for the wrong masked guests.”Alongside the post, the department added a caption that read, “Alluring appearances can be deceptive. Not every masked guest deserves a dance.” The crossover from the reel drama to the real world quickly caught the attention of fans, with the comments section filling up with praise for the team behind the social media pages. One user wrote, “Looks like Lady Whistledown has officially joined Mumbai Police.” Another added, “Love it, Mumbai Police are Bridgerton fans.”Others were equally amused, with comments like, “Woooaah.. Mumbai police talking Bridgerton is unimaginable and I am loving it,” and “Dear Mumbai Police, you might be the only one who gives absolute creative freedom to your team! Kudos to you and your creative team!”Meanwhile, 'Bridgerton' Season 4 shifts the spotlight to Benedict Bridgerton, the family’s second eldest, as he takes centre stage in the romantic drama. The new season leans into a “Cinderella”-style narrative, with Luke Thompson’s Benedict playing Prince Charming, completely enchanted by a mysterious “woman in silver,” who is later revealed to be Sophie Baek, a housemaid played by Yerin Ha.Part 1 of the series was released on 26 February, with the remaining episodes arriving a month later, on 26 February.