Randeep Hooda and his family meet PM Narendra Modi, writes, "His pat on the back is a great encouragement"

Randeep Hooda shares photos with his family and PM Narendra Modi

Bollywood actor Randeep Hooda is riding high on the success of his recently released film Jaat, which features Sunny Deol in the lead role. However, the actor reflected on a proud family moment on his social media. The actor, along with his mother, Asha Hooda and sister, Dr. Anjali Hooda, met Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Randeep took to his Instagram and shared a series of photos from his meeting with PM Modi. The actor revealed that he had a conversation with the prime minister on various topics, including the global rise of Indian cinema, the government’s visionary new OTT platform, among others.

He penned the proud moment in the Instagram caption and wrote, “It was a great honour and a privilege to meet the Honourable Prime Minister of India, Shri @narendramodi ji. His insight, wisdom, and thoughts on the future of our great country are always so inspiring.”

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He also reflected on the topics they discussed with PM Modi and wrote, “We spoke about the global rise of Indian cinema, the power of authentic storytelling, and the government’s visionary new OTT platform—WAVES—set to amplify Indian voices on the world stage.”

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Randeep further revealed that his mother and sister talked about PM Modi’s initiatives of anti obesity drive and holistic wellness. He penned, “It was also a proud family moment to be joined by my mother, Asha Hooda and sister, Dr. Anjali Hooda, who also exchanged thoughts with the PM on his initiatives of anti obesity drive and holistic wellness.”

On the work front, Randeep Hooda was recently seen in Jaat. While the film received praise from the audience, it also faced controversy over a scene that allegedly hurt the sentiments of the Christian community. However, the makers have since removed the controversial scene after Christians demanded a ban on the film.