NZ Police officers groove to popular Bollywood songs to celebrate Diwali

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NZ Police officers groove to popular Bollywood songs to celebrate Diwali

By Rashika Kumar

Friday 20/11/2020

The New Zealand Police are under the spotlight for all the right reasons as a video of some officers breaking it down to Bollywood songs has gone viral.

Officers from the Wellington Police Academy danced to popular songs Ladki Beautiful Kar Gayi Chul and Kala Chashma during their Diwali celebrations.

The officers can been seen dancing to choreographed dance moves while in uniform.

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