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PM Modi Shares Allu Arjun’s ‘AA23’ Song on Instagram
✍️ indiaherald.com
🗓 14 Jul 2026, 03:33 AM
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted a reel of Allu Arjun’s upcoming track ‘AA23’ on his Instagram account, sparking interest among fans of the Telugu superstar.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to Instagram on Thursday to share a short reel featuring the new track ‘AA23’ by Telugu actor Allu Arjun. The song, which is part of the upcoming film of the same name, was posted as a brief clip that highlighted the energetic beats and choreography.
The post, which received thousands of likes and comments from fans, was seen by many as a gesture of support for the South Indian film industry. It also drew attention to the growing trend of political leaders engaging with popular culture to connect with younger audiences.
Allu Arjun, who has a massive fan base across India, is set to release the full song later this month. The Prime Minister’s post came at a time when the government has been emphasizing cultural outreach in its outreach strategies.
The reel did not include any political message, but it was interpreted by some as a friendly nod to the southern states. The post has already been shared widely across social media platforms.
While the exact motive behind the post remains unconfirmed, it underscores the increasing overlap between politics and entertainment in contemporary India.
The post, which received thousands of likes and comments from fans, was seen by many as a gesture of support for the South Indian film industry. It also drew attention to the growing trend of political leaders engaging with popular culture to connect with younger audiences.
Allu Arjun, who has a massive fan base across India, is set to release the full song later this month. The Prime Minister’s post came at a time when the government has been emphasizing cultural outreach in its outreach strategies.
The reel did not include any political message, but it was interpreted by some as a friendly nod to the southern states. The post has already been shared widely across social media platforms.
While the exact motive behind the post remains unconfirmed, it underscores the increasing overlap between politics and entertainment in contemporary India.