'Frying pan won't cut it': Peak Bengaluru moment shows rider using utensil instead of helmet

Irony to the purpose of traffic rules and its punishments for avoiding miserable accidents, a Bengaluru moment found its peak loophole - just to skip challans and risk a lifetime.

A pillion rider's 'Peak Bengaluru' moment was caught on camera as he lifted a frying pan over his head instead of a helmet, leaving onlookers both amused and questioning the man's bizarre act on the road.

The video, which went viral on social media was is purported to be from near Roopena Agrahara. It showed the rider balancing the utensil while the bike move through traffic.

Netizens reaction seamlessly ranged from chucklesome comments to cautious alerts, addressing how such unintentional dangerous stunts could cost his life.

Some found it hilarious and wrote "Innovation at its best!" while another wrote, "When life gives you a challan, get a kadai."

One user quipped the scenario linking it to Bengaluru's poor governance using a mock news poster titled 'BREAKING: Bengaluru invents new safety gear — “Helmet Fry 3000.” The poster also included the future call for startups encouraging innovation in 'Pressure cooker bags and dosa shields for wind resistance'

The Karnataka portfolio, an account for state updates, posted this video to alert citizens involving in dangerous stunts, pointing out that life doesn't come with an undo button. "Helmets aren’t optional fashion accessories or props for viral reels they’re lifesavers. So, to every creative soul out there: skip the jugaad, wear a helmet. Because the only thing tougher than Bengaluru traffic… is your head after it hits the road. Stay smart, stay safe and keep the frying pan where it belongs: in the kitchen, not on your head."

Traffic police were reportedly alerted to the video stating, "The helmet rule exist because a real impact needs a real helmet. A frying pan won't cut it."