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Like any other news (I've read rumors) starving millennia, I lazily roamed my Twitter thread yesterday when I came across the calendar and announcement of Vivek Anand Oberoi. He tweeted, "An overview of a trip you all expected to see taking place today at 3 pm We are looking for all your blessings." I was delighted. The clock rings at 3 o'clock. All my drafts are saved and I juggle between Twitter and Youtube, refreshing the thread every 30 seconds to get a glimpse of the version of Modi Ji's life by Vivek and Omung Kumar.
One hour later, with the exception of some poorly edited videos by fans, I found nothing. Just like my Acche Din. Or the 15 lakh I was waiting to see in my bank account. I knew that I should not have trusted the tweet of someone whose Twitter nickname did not have the prefix "Chowkidar". I had to go back to work.
A few hours later, someone alerted me that the trailer was out. Headphones are connected. The YouTube screen is set to HD. The video has been played. And let me tell you, it was the best 2 minutes and 35 seconds of my 24 years of life. Twenty seconds after the start of the caravan, I hear a crowd applauding Dhoni, Dhoni. Wait a second. Do I watch the wrong trailer? Of course not. The crowd was encouraging Modiji. Heck! Kunal Kamra was right. He could only think of a hypothetical situation where Modiji could fight for India. After watching Kamra's comedy a few days ago, it looked more like déjà vu. * Goosebumps *
Next is the adorable little Modiji aka Naru. Naru wears an oversized Nehru jacket, a pardon, a Modi jacket with the name 'Sabki Chai, Modi Chai'. written on the back. Holy cow! The sensational Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas & # 39; was the idea of Naru. Naru serves tea to pbadengers on a local bus and worships the national flag. Did he serve chai to Nehru and throw it on his face? (I will watch the film twice in PVR and I will even buy their huge pots of popcorn if the filmmaker promises them).
Naru is an adult man now. It is then that the travel virus bit him. Here is a lesson for all millennials. If your parents stand between you and your #Wanderlust goals, you tell them, "Mai Sanyasi banna chahta hu" (I wish to become a monk). If they do not buy it, show them this trailer. Pack your bags, get out, visit the most picturesque places in the country, say goodbye to formal, wear comfortable clothes and, once you've seen everything, come home. Tell your loved ones that you want to serve the country, then start wearing khaki shorts everywhere. Travel goals, fashion goals, this trailer has it all.
Here is the trailer btw:
Just when Bollywood m had almost convinced me that only the Punjabi have the right amount of SWAG to drive a Royal Enfield, our boy is back – impeccably imitating a Sardar. He even says "Jo bole so nihaal. Sat sri akal & # 39; Now, my question is Jaspreet Singh's question – did Jbadi like that?
Will all Marvel and DC fans stop fighting for 155 seconds? Your Iron Man has a suit, Captain America has a shield, but our Modiji has a tricolor and a 56-inch chest. By the way, filmmakers, Vivek Oberoi's torso is 23 cm (43 cm) tall. 13 inches shorter than Modiji's. Talk about the lack of attention to detail.
Later, an adult Modiji is sad that no one identifies as such. "Hindustani" At the time of the riots of Godhra, Modiji is in the foreground, with a clbadic "Yeh sab kya ho raha hai?" expression saying, "Mera Gujarat jal raha hai." Wait a second. I saw him somewhere. Was it Heath Ledger in The Dark Knight? More power in Vivek, really.
Modiji says that he will not move until his country is safe, except perhaps when he travels around the world. The film also shows Vivek Oberoi's Modiji as Sardar, Modiji in the GoT setting, Modiji as Manjhi the mountain man, and Modiji as Gabbar Singh (listen to the "Haath kat dunga dialogue"). Now, I'm watching this trailer that's both exciting, funny, inspiring, emotional and action packed – I can not help but think: will I also see Modiji in Chowkidar costume?
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