LUCKNOW, Oct. 9 -- Veteran actor and Padma Shri awardee Nana Patekar visited Lucknow on August 14 wherein he joined Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath, director general of police (DGP) Rajeev Krishna and senior police officers for the launch of a cybercrime awareness film against "digital arrest" scams. Patekar attended the launch of Scam Files: Digital Arrest, a UP Police film based on a real cyber fraud case. His appearance alongside uniformed personnel has now become a lasting memory for the force. On Thursday, the Uttar Pradesh Police family paid tribute to the actor, recalling his contribution to its campaign against cybercrime. For the force, his August 14 appearance in the state capital has now become a poignant memory of the celebrated actor. Condoling his death, director general of police Rajeev Krishna also recalled Patekar's contribution to the campaign. "His impressive performance in UP Police's cyber-awareness short film Scam Files: Digital Arrest, based on a real incident, will always be remembered. I am deeply grateful for his gracious presence at the film's launch ceremony in Lucknow," Krishna said. The film warns people against fraudsters posing as police officers, Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) officials, judges and other investigating agency personnel who threaten victims with arrest over phone or video calls. It also makes clear that there is no legal procedure called "digital arrest." The film has garnered nearly 1.90 crore views across digital platforms, including 24.89 lakh on the Uttar Pradesh Police's official social media accounts, the force said. At the Lucknow event, Patekar had praised the Uttar Pradesh Police's cybercrime-awareness efforts and the state's law-and-order measures....