Short Film on NaMo childhood

Last updated Aug 6, 2018

NP NEWS NETWORK

Gearing up for the upcoming election it seem that Chaiwala to Prime Minister Narendra Modi journey will not be a new root up in 2019 election, with new emotional touch and twist, it seems a film teasers is out which claimed to be inspired on the early life of NaMo.

One of the aspect apart from the consecutive Chief Minister of Gujarat post, PM Modi was tea-seller at a railway platform which was one the boost which came up in 2014 election was face-lift journey and later such spot became a tourist destination and now the teaser which is released for one minutes showcase the child who is in search of one question whom do we live for?

Hindi film “Chalo Jeete Hain” which means Come, let us live teaser came up on Wednesday and on Sunday the premier will be showcase at Balayogi auditorium at Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi.

The producers Mahaveer Jain and Bhushan Kumar named the film would have its world premiere on Sunday on Star Network.

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The teaser was views right the first citizen of India President Ramnath Kovind and Union Ministers Piyush Goyal, Dharmendra Pradhan, Mahesh Sharma, MJ Akbar, Rajyavardhan Rathore and others.

The film depicts a boy, called Narendra alias Naru, in post-independence Vadnagar, who gets inspired by a book of Swami Vivekanand which mentions those live who wish to serve others. The boy curiosity of Whom do we live for? was later destined to serve the nation.

According to Source, “the film is based on Narendra Modi’s childhood and its of 32 minutes.
It does send across a powerful, emotional message within that short span of time and make you rekindle the journey of NaMo as a child.”

The film had been directed by Marathi filmaker Magnesh Hadawale and produced by Mahaveer Jain and Bhushan Kumar. The film had references to freedom fighters Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev as those who lived for others.