PM Modi penned song creates a sensation

Pm Modi Garba song goes viral. On the auspicious occasion of Navratri, Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled a delightful Garba song titled "Maadi." This heartwarming song, penned by Pm Modi himself, is brought to life through the soulful voice of Divya Kumar and the musical genius of the Meet Bros. The Prime Minister shared the song's video on YouTube and X, formerly known as Twitter, spreading the festive spirit far and wide.

In his message, Pm Modi expressed his joy, saying, "As the auspicious Navratri dawns upon us, I am delighted to share a Garba song that I penned during the past week. Let the festive rhythms embrace everyone!" He extended his heartfelt gratitude to the talented singer and composer for giving voice and music to this Garba composition.

The song, in its four-minute and forty-second glory, is performed in the vibrant Gujarati language. The accompanying video is a kaleidoscope of colors, showcasing people adorned in traditional attire as they make their way to various Garba venues to revel in the rhythmic beats. The joyous celebration includes the traditional dance with dandiya sticks, creating a visual spectacle.

Notably, the video also pays homage to the Statue of Unity, an iconic monument dedicated to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, situated in Vadodara, which stands tall and proud in the background.

In addition to "Maadi," another Garba song written by Pm Modi, titled "Garbo," was released as a music video. This 190-second composition, sung by Dhvani Bhanushali and composed by Tanishk Bagchi, quickly gained popularity, amassing over a million views on YouTube within a mere six hours of its release. It was released under the banner of Jjust Music, a music label established by actor-producer Jackky Bhagnani.

In describing "Maadi," the music company hailed it as "inspired by the poetic notes penned by none other than the one and only PM Narendra Modi. GARBO transports us to witness the dynamic culture of Gujarat during Navratri."

Prime Minister Modi, speaking about "Maadi," stated, "I have not written for many years now, but I did manage to write a new Garba over the last few days, which I will share during Navratri." His warm wishes and blessings were extended to the people on the first day of the festival, expressing hope for happiness, prosperity, good fortune, and good health, as the festival of Navratri began.