PM Modi Penned Lyrics For Tanishk Bagchi And Dhvani Bhanushali's New Song 'Garbo'

A music video with a Garba song written by Prime Minister Narendra Modi was released on Saturday, just before the Navratri festival starts. The song, which is 190 seconds long, was written by the Prime Minister a few years ago. He mentioned it on his social media page. The song is called 'Garbo' and is sung by Dhvani Bhanushali and composed by Tanishk Bagchi. It was released by a music label called Jjust Music, founded by actor-producer Jackky Bhagnani. The Prime Minister also shared that he wrote a new Garba song over the last few days, which he will share during this Navratri that begins tomorrow.

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," PM Modi tweeted on X.

In his response to Bhanushali's tweet, the Prime Minister thanked Bhanushali, Bagchi and the team of Jjust Music for the "lovely rendition" of the Garba he had "penned years ago."

Bhanushali in her tweet said composer Tanishk Bagchi and she loved the Garba penned by the prime minister and they "wanted to make a song with a fresh rhythm, composition and flavour."

They also thanked the music label for helping them "bring this song and video to life."

This special song is composed by Tanishk Bagchi,he shares his thoughts and says,”The release of 'Garbo' has brought a delightful surprise to both music enthusiasts and admirers of Prime Minister Modi ji. The song, with a duration of 190 seconds, embodies the rich essence of the traditional Garba dance, celebrating the vibrant spirit of Navratri. While it's not unprecedented to witness leaders exploring the realms of art, Prime Minister Modi Ji's endeavor into songwriting undeniably adds a unique and charismatic dimension to the composition."

The 'Garbo' song garnered over 240,000 views in just 3 hours after it was posted on YouTube channel of the music label.

Navratri is one of the most popular and widely celebrated Hindu festivals in many parts of India. Gujarat, however, is the only state that erupts into a nine-night dance festival, perhaps the longest in the world. For nine consecutive nights, people across villages and cities of the state gather in open spaces to celebrate.Stories of relationships between Lord Krishna and the Gopis, and their emotions, also often make their way into the ras garba music.