Transport Department, Delhi: Joker Mat Bano (Road Safety TVC Scripts)

TVC Script 1: Mobile Wala Joker	Duration: 30 Secs
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VO: Mana Janaab, naya hai romance Unki har baat pe dil karta hai dance Drive kar rahe hain full speed, samahte khud ko dude hain Lagta hai aaj bada happy inka mood hai SFX: Screeching sound of breaks and a sudden bang of an accident VO: Happy situation sad ho gayi yaar Mobile pe baaten to baad mein bhi ho jati hain Musibat kahan bata kar aati hai Romance se nahi chalti car Agli baar mobile nahi road pe do dhyaan  Khamakha joker mat bano yaar Smart Driver banne ka simple sa hai usool Drive karte hue mobile par baat nahi Nibhao sabhi road safety rules. Transport Department, Delhi dwara janhit mein jaari	The film opens on a man driving a car and taking on the phone. He laughs loud as he continues to talk. A joker appears beside him and smiles at him…he then suddenly looks forward and gives a scared look. We see an accident happen. Though not a major one. The smoke clears to show the joker again now adjusting his cap back in place, He looks sad. He holds the mobile in his hand close to his head and gestures as if he is shooting himself with a ‘mobile’ gun The man tries to take the mobile from the joker. The joker throws the mobile out of the car window and turns the man’s head towards the road And then finally puts a joker nose on the man’s face and giggles. The camera zooms into the joker who speaks to the camera. Small clips of road rules appear on the screen as the joker points to them The logo of transport department appears.

  

TVC Script 2: Sadak Chipku Joker	Duration: 30 Secs
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VO: Maana hain aap sache yaar Road pe kyon dikhate ho thaath Isko rehne den pahiyon ke liye Aapke liye bana hai na footpath Thodi baaten baad ke liye bacha lo Baaki thahake footpath pe laga lo Lagta hai aasani se manenge nahi srimaan Inhe koi dikhaye inki sahi pehchan SFX: the sound of a car speeding by. VO: Aapki suraksha ke liye hi toh bana hai footpath Kyon joker bante ho yaar Smart pedestrian banna hai aasan Footpath par chalo, Road cross karte waqt raho sawdhaan. Transport Department, Delhi Dwara Janhit mein jaari	The film opens on a few friends walking in the middle of road. They are oblivious to the traffic nuisance they are causing. The camera pans to an empty footpath on the side and back to them. They play silly antics at the drivers waiting for them to clear the road and laugh at the drivers. One even falls on the road laughing. A joker appears and tries to push them off the road to the footpath but they don’t budge. Tired he wipes his forehead and walks to the footpath. He’s annoyed and blows a whistle and suddenly a car comes and brushes right in the middle of the boys. The stand there frozen in shock. The joker comes and in a swift movement puts joker caps on their heads. He escorts them to the footpath. This time they comply  The camera moves to the joker who points towards clips on pedestrian safety. The logo of transport department appears.

TVC Script 3: Footpath Joker	Duration: 30 Secs
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VO: Dekho inhe yeh hai sadak ka chipku Aage waali car se chipak kar chalta Piche rehna manzoor nahi inko Sui jitna faasla bhi inko hai khalta Jaldbaazi se kya milega Traffic kahan aapki speed se chalega Maana apka naam hai raftaar Jo rakhe faasla wahi samajhdaar Simple si baat hai samajh lo yaar Kyun bante ho sadak ke joker yaar Smart Driver wahi jo jaldi na machaye Sahi faasla rakhe, sabhi traffic rules apnaye Transport Department, Delhi dwara janhit mein jaari	The film opens on a busy traffic jam. A man on a bike is driving very close to the driver ahead of him and honking away. Everytime he sees a gap, he tries to fit in his bike. Almost driving into some vehicle. The driver in front of him looks behind with anger. Instead of being apologetic the man gestures rudely at the car owner to look forward. A joker appears behind him on the pillion and smacks him behind the head. He looks and sees the joker questioning him why he’s showing such attitude. Cut to the closeup of the bike rider showing a punch to the joker who only laughs back at him rather than being scared. As the camera zooms out we see a joker’s hat on the biker’s head. There is another joker standing on his other side laughing at him. And then we see the all the people in the jam laughing at him as he stands there helpless and embarrassed. The camera zooms to the first joker. He points to the side where clips of road safety rules appear. The logo of transport department appears.