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In a video that spread across social media like wildfire, you can see a pillion rider balancing a kitchen utensil on his head while the bike inches through traffic. The post, originally shared by Karnataka Portfolio on X, dubbed it a “peak Bengaluru moment.” One commenter quipped: “A frying pan can flip an omelette, not save a skull.”
Internet laughs, but real danger
Online reactions ranged from amusement to alarm. Some found it hilarious: “Innovation at its best!” one user laughed. Another: “When life gives you a challan, get a kadhai.”But among the jokes, serious voices raised concern: proper helmets are lifesavers, not viral props. One X user reminded everyone: “Stay smart, stay safe… keep the frying pan where it belongs: in the kitchen, not on your head.” “In a scene straight out of a comedy sketch, a pillion rider near Roopena Agrahara was spotted trying to escape a traffic challan by covering his head with wait for it a frying pan instead of a helmet.Yes, a frying pan. Because apparently, when life gives you potholes, you grab cookware. The sight left onlookers and traffic cops equally stunned, as the rider confidently balanced his kitchen utensil like it was an ISI-certified helmet,” X user Karnataka portfolio has captioned the video.Traffic police were reportedly alerted to the video. The helmet rules exist because a real impact needs a real helmet. A frying pan won’t cut it.If you’re riding in the city or wherever you are:
- A proper helmet isn’t negotiable, even if someone’s inventing a “kadai” look-alike.
- Dodging a challan is not worth risking a head injury.
- Social media stunts may get likes—but life doesn’t come with an undo button.
What’s clear: this bizarre moment may have given us a laugh, but it also shines a spotlight on traffic safety culture, mindset and the lengths some will go to avoid a fine.
