Diljit Dosanjh told PM Narendra Modi India can have bigger festival than Coachella; more details about their conversation OUT
On January 2, Diljit Dosanjh met the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi. The singer-actor also shared photos with the PM on social media, which has received interesting reactions from netizens. While their meet and greet indeed left people surprised, many are curious about what conversation the duo had with each other. Well, we have details about the same.
Diljit Dosanjh told PM Narendra Modi that others have Coachella and India can host a music festival bigger than that. Dosanjh said how people all over the world travel for such festivals. The Amar Singh Chamkila star highlighted how India has a rich culture. "If we are eating food in a dhaba and someone is singing in Rajasthani, it is such a melodious song that I say, 'I should stop singing'. He is singing such a good song. And I sing professionally; this person is not even singing professionally. And he is singing better than me. He has so much art in him," said Dosanjh to PM Modi.
The Lover singer highlights how if such developments happen in India, people all over the world can also come here. To this, PM Narendra Modi gave an affirmative answer. PM Modi said that he has been thinking about it for many years and that's why he's doing the WAVES festival. Modi told Dosanjh, "My idea is, such a big country, and most of the world's films are made here. The biggest creative industry in the world is here. So I am creating a big wave movement here. And I am going to unite the world's creative world," said the PM.
Further in this entertainment news, PM Narendra Modi said that India will be the centre of the world's creative world. As reported by IANS, the PM recalled how the Chancellor of Germany, Merkel, asked him about the music. PM Modi informed Merkel that he told Merkel that in India the music is different for sunrise and sunset. "There is music for each type. Then I said, if there is a sad situation, there is one type of music, and if there is joy, there is one type of music. Then she was very interested," said the PM.