PM Modi gets a grand Bollywood-style greeting from Egyptians; video of a woman singing ‘Yeh Dosti Hum Nahi – The Economic Times

PM Modi acquired a heat welcome from Egyptians upon his arrival in Cairo on Saturday.
In a viral video, the Indian Prime Minister is proven to be surrounded by a bevy of sari-clad Egyptian girls, and one among them, a younger lady referred to as Jena is seen singing the long-lasting tune ‘Yeh Dosti Hum Nahi Todenge’ from the 1975 Amitabh Bachchan and Dharmendra starrer ‘Sholay’.

The video was shared by the information company ANI and by BJP minister Amit Malviya.

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The video went viral on the microblogging web site, with 426K views and greater than 4000 likes. A number of netizens flooded the part, praising the girl and her vocals. One Twitter person wrote, “Melodious voice … wow!”
One other invited her to go to India. “Aap Bharat kab aa rahi ho?” (When are you coming to India?) they wrote. One other lamented that whereas Indian tradition is being welcomed with open arms by foreigners, it receives little to no love in India. “Unbelievable! Folks throughout globe embracing Hindi, language songs, meals, tradition, and so forth besides Indians,” wrote one other.
The woman named Jena informed ANI that though she by no means visited India, she has a fascination for the tradition, particularly Bollywood songs. She mentioned, “I’ve by no means been to India earlier than. I have been singing an Indian tune since I used to be like six years previous. So it is like 11 or 12 years. It was so good to satisfy PM Modi. He informed me that we seem like we’re from India. There is no distinction.”
The Indian diaspora in Egypt welcomed the Prime Minister with chants of ‘Vande Mataram’ and waved the tri-colour Indian flag.

The PM is on a two-day go to to Egypt. He has been invited by the Egyptian President, Abdel Fattah El-Sisi. The PM will probably be interacting with a number of political and thought leaders in Egypt and in addition work together with the Indian diaspora. He will probably be holding a roundtable assembly with Egyptian PM Mostafa Madbouly and in addition meet Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.

He can even be paying a go to to the Heliopolis Warfare Grave cemetery to pay tribute to the Indian troopers who sacrificed their lives for Egypt throughout World Warfare I.

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