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Alia Bhatt question PM Modi if he listens to songs – His answer will surprise you

Alia Bhatt question PM Modi if he listens to songs – His answer will surprise you

Web Desk December 11, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Bhatt shared insights about the global popularity of Indian music, particularly Hindi songs.
  • PM Modi responded candidly, saying he listens to music because he enjoys it.
  • A special film festival will showcase Raj Kapoor's films from December 13 to 15, 2024.
Alia Bhatt recently joined the Kapoor family as they visited PM Narendra Modi's residence in Delhi. They went to extend him a special invitation to the 100th birth anniversary celebration of the legendary filmmaker Raj Kapoor. During the meeting, Alia Bhatt asked PM if he listens to songs, and his simple response saying he does whenever he has time, turned into a delightful moment.

ANI recently shared a video of the Kapoor family's meeting with PM Narendra Modi at his residence, featuring a lighthearted conversation between the politician and Alia Bhatt. The "Jigra" actress shared an interesting insight with the PM, highlighting the global popularity of Indian music.

Bhatt said, "I think aap Africa gaye the. Maine wahan pe bhi ek clip dekha tha kuch jawan ke sath khade the aur vo uss time mera gana gaa rahe the Samjhawan. But maine vo clip dekha tha. Kafi logo ne mujhe bheja tha aur sab log bahut khush ho gaye.” (Recently, I think you went to Africa. I saw a clip where some soldiers were singing my song Samjhawan. Many people sent me that clip, and everyone felt so happy.)

Alia continued to share her insights on the universal appeal of music, particularly Hindi songs, which have united people worldwide. She explained that people across the globe sing Hindi songs, even if they don't understand the language or its meaning.

During the event, Alia also discussed the popularity of Raj Kapoor's songs. She observed that the legendary actor's songs evoke a unique sense of connection and emotion among people.

She then asked PM Modi, “Kya aap gaane sun paate hain?” (Do you get time to listen to music?) In response, the Prime Minister shared a candid answer, saying, "Main sun pata hoon kyunki mujhe achha lagta hai. Kabhi mauka mil jata hai toh main zaroor sun leta hoon" (I do listen because I enjoy it. Whenever I get the chance, I listen).

Ahead of Raj Kapoor's birth centenary on December 14, 2024, a special film festival will showcase his films, including “Awaara”, ‘Shree 420”, “Sangam”, and “Mera Naam Joker”, from December 13 to 15, 2024. The festival will serve as a tribute to the legend and his work.

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