Bengaluru policeman turns singer on YouTube, gets rewarded; music video big hit on WhatsApp
Crooning cop Moula Ali Alaguru, a constable attached with the Bengaluru Police’s dog squad has become a YouTube sensation and also a popular figure in the police department post his YouTube music video Sarvajanikarige Policera Abhaya. The song on police’s duty towards the public and police-public coordination is a huge hit. The song which has crossed 136,571 views so far in the last one month has earned him a cash reward from the Bengaluru Police chief and also other IPS officers
Bengaluru: Moula Ali K Alagur, a policeman by profession and writer, singer and lyricist by heart, was rewarded by the Bengaluru Police commissioner T Suneel Kumar who called him personally and gave Rs 5,000 in cash. Also, MN Anucheth, DCP Admin, helped him with cash for making a music video about police.
The song Sarvajanikarige Policera Abhaya has lyrics penned by Moula Ali and the music of blockbuster Kannada movie Victory 2, starring Sharan.
According to Moula Ali, he was inspired by another fellow cop Subramani from Byappanahalli Police station who sang about chain snatching and awareness on preventing such incidents.
In his song, Moula Ali has written about police’s sacrifices of holidays, warning, and advice to hoodlums and hooligans, justification of shootouts on rowdies and robbers who use chili powder and weapons on police to escape and other elements including public-police coordination.
Moula Ali took few hours to pen the song and it was later recorded at one of the studios in Bengaluru. The video was posted on YouTube on April 2 but it was the popular messaging app WhatsApp that made his song reach lakhs of people and also attracted police chief Kumar.
Ravi D Channannavar, DCP west, who also has appeared in the video along with Anucheth, DCP south Annamalai, to encourage Ali's efforts, spoke to Newsable and expressed happiness over the achievement of Moula Ali.