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The hashtag Vivek Oberoi was trending on twitter as Vivek Oberoi was on his best while replying to Journalist Rajdeep Sardesai on his talk show on India Today. The talk was majorly based on the PM Modi biopic and the controversies revolving that. The film being a biopic is inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and covers his life journey.
Oberoi who has been inactive on the big screen for a while, made a thundering comeback on the small screen through his replies. Reportedly, the film is a part of the party promotion which will help them in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. However, the words of Oberoi created the hype a movie needs just before release. While answering a question, Oberoi also called Modi a 'Hero.' He said, "We are not projecting Modi ji as larger than life, he already is larger than life. We are not projecting him as a hero, he already is a hero,not only for me but for crores of people in India and abroad. Its an inspirational story which we brought to the screen."
This is how Vivek Oberoi shut up the moronic Journo Rajdeep sardesai !!— Chowkidar Karuna Gopal (@KarunaGopal1) April 3, 2019
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I don’t need to make @narendramodi look like a hero. He is a hero, says @vivekoberoi— India Today (@IndiaToday) April 2, 2019
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This is not the first time that just before the Lok Sabha elections films were used to promote the party ideology or win hearts. The other films that made it to the big screen were Uri- The Surgical Strike, The Accidental Prime Minister and Tackeray. The PM Modi biopic will hit the theaters on April 5.
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