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YouTube Stars Release Garba Number Written By PM Modi Ahead Of Navratri
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Tanishk Bagchi and Dhvani Bhanushali have released a Garba song ahead of the Navratri.
The song has been penned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The song has received praise from various individuals, including actor Kangana Ranaut. Singer Dhvani Bhanushali took to X, formerly Twitter, to announce the release of the song and tagged PM Modi in the post.
“Dear @narendramodi Ji, Tanishk Bagchi and I loved Garba penned by you and we wanted to make a song with a fresh rhythm, composition and flavour. @Jjust_Music helped us bring this song and video to life," she wrote.
Responding to the post, PM Narendra Modi said, “Thank you @dhvanivinod, Tanishk Bagchi and the team of @Jjust_Music for this lovely rendition of a Garba I had penned years ago! It does bring back many memories. 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...”
The song Garbo not only showcases the musical talents of Dhvani Bhanushali but also highlights the rich heritage and culture of Gujarat during the Navaratri celebration.
With Narendra Modi as the lyricist and Tanishk Bagchi as the music composer, this new rendition is a beautiful collaboration that captures the essence of the festival.
Actor Kangana Ranaut praised the song and expressed her admiration for Prime Minister Modi.
“How beautiful, whether it’s Atal Ji’s poems or @narendramodi Ji’s songs/poems and story telling, always heartwarming to see our tough heroes indulging in the beauty and tenderness of art. Navratri 2023 garba. Very inspiring for all artists," Ranaut wrote on X.
Meanwhile, some of the viewers were were shocked to see PM Modi's name associated with the song and others applauded him with comments like "Waah Modi ji waah" and "Very nice".
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