A video on X captured a deeply emotional moment during prime minister Narendra Modi’s visit to London, as an indian woman expressed overwhelming sentiments of admiration and reverence. In the video, we can see a woman dressed in traditional indian attire with a pink blouse and orange saree, visibly moved to tears.
The drama surrounding this lady stems from the intensity of her reaction, which has sparked a mix of awe, amusement, and critique on social media. Her tearful recounting of meeting Modi, where she describes the experience as surreal and spiritually significant, resonates with many who view the prime minister as a symbol of national pride and hope.
The video captures her recounting how Modi blessed her, a moment she cherishes as the “best feeling ever,” and her subsequent breakdown into tears, which some interpret as an exaggerated display of devotion.
The reactions to the video, as seen in the thread, range from humorous jabs at the “drama” to serious reflections on the political implications of such displays.
Comments like “Kids crying after watching Saiyara. Grown-ups crying after Modi ‘darshan’ ” by aryan Sandhya Anand and “She should move to india and do sewa!” by Vivashwan Singh highlight the polarized views. The woman’s multiple indian passports, visible in the video, add another layer of intrigue, with some questioning her residency status and others defending her right to express her emotions.
The drama surrounding this lady stems from the intensity of her reaction, which has sparked a mix of awe, amusement, and critique on social media. Her tearful recounting of meeting Modi, where she describes the experience as surreal and spiritually significant, resonates with many who view the prime minister as a symbol of national pride and hope.
The video captures her recounting how Modi blessed her, a moment she cherishes as the “best feeling ever,” and her subsequent breakdown into tears, which some interpret as an exaggerated display of devotion.
The reactions to the video, as seen in the thread, range from humorous jabs at the “drama” to serious reflections on the political implications of such displays.
Comments like “Kids crying after watching Saiyara. Grown-ups crying after Modi ‘darshan’ ” by aryan Sandhya Anand and “She should move to india and do sewa!” by Vivashwan Singh highlight the polarized views. The woman’s multiple indian passports, visible in the video, add another layer of intrigue, with some questioning her residency status and others defending her right to express her emotions.
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