Javed Akhtar's appeal to Michelle Obama to go back to White House goes viral
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Lyricist Javed Akhtar on Thursday appealed to former First Lady of the United States Michelle Obama to "return to the White House".
Bollywood lyricist Javed Akhtar on Thursday made an appeal to former First Lady of the United States Michelle Obama to trace a path back to the White House. “Madame please take my words seriously; not only the US, but the world needs you in White House. You shouldn’t shrug off this responsibility,” he replied to a tweet by Michelle Obama.
“Dear Ms Michelle Obama , I am not some young crazy fan but a 77 years old writer/ poet from India .hopefully any Indian would know my name . Madame please take my words seriously , not only US but the world needs you in White House . You shouldn’t shrug off this responsibility,” his tweet read.
Dear Ms Michelle Obama , I am not some young crazy fan but a 77 years old writer/ poet from India .hopefully any Indian would know my name . Madame please take my words seriously , not only US but the world needs you in White House . You shouldn’t shrug off this responsibility .
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