This Hilarious Video Goes from a Couple’s Tense Break-Up Scene to a Swachch Bharat Message.

A picture of a happy couple fills up the screen. The male protagonist slowly rips the photograph up as the female lead looks on, eyes brimming with tears. The formerly happy couple stare each other down to a background score that builds along with the tension on screen.

Rife with all the elements of a melodramatic soap opera, you’d be forgiven if you assumed you were watching one.
So how does one go from a tension-packed break-up scene to advocating for a Clean India?

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Having given his former lady love the stare down, the male protagonist turns away in slow motion, pocketing the now ruined photograph.

“Why are you taking the photograph away with you? You could discard this too,” the heroine asks, voice choked with unshed tears.

“I could,” the man says, “but there are no dustbins around.”

As the bewildered female lead looks on, the man delivers his parting shot:
“Love can get dirty, but my country can’t.”

Watch the hilarious video here:

The short video has been written and directed by Kuldeep Kaushik and has been produced by Parul Katyal Films.

The video was posted by BJP MP Maheish Girri on his Facebook page.

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