Influencer urges PM to tell his 'Modi-paglu papa' to cut sugar. This happens next
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Delhi-based influencer Yuvraj Dua used sharp wit and relatable anecdotes to seek Prime Minister Narendra Modi's help to convince his father to cut back on sugar due to his health. The reel quickly went viral, garnering more than 1,80,000 views.
A Delhi-based influencer's witty and earnest request to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, seeking his help to convince his father to cut back on sugar, has turned into a viral conversational thread on Instagram.
Yuvraj Dua, with more than 1 million followers, made a reel earlier this week called 'Modi-Paglu Papa' and captioned it 'Sugar kam karwa do Papa ki' (Please get my father's sugar levels dropped). In the clip, he detailed how his father is a huge fan of the PM. The video quickly went viral for his wit and relatable anecdotes. And even the Prime Minister, who is the most followed world leader on Instagram, too could not resist. He reposted the reel on his account, urging Dua's father to "reduce sugar intake" and "be healthy, be happy".
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Dua, who posts humorous content on daily life, explained how his father is somewhat obsessed with the Prime Minister. "If my father is watching TV, and if a dragon also flies from above, his focus will not break because Modi Paglu," the influencer said.
Seeking PM Modi's help, he urged him to mention in his next 'Mann ki Baat' that reducing sugar intake is needed for better health. "Our words are not making him stop eating jalebis," Dua said in the reel, adding that the Prime Minister's words are like "instructions" to the former's father.
The influencer also said that the hold of the Prime Minister on the uncles of India is "hypnotic".
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