Yuvraj Singh posted a hilarious Velfie video on both Twitter and Facebook to wish PM Modi. Image Credit: Twitter/@YUVSTRONG12 and File Photo
Yuvraj Singh has taken to social media to congratulate Prime Minister Narendra Modi "on completing a great one year" in office in quite an entertaining way.
The former India and Delhi Daredevils southpaw posted a hilarious Velfie video on both Twitter and Facebook. (The app allows users to create video selfies by lip-synching to audio recordings of popular dialogues and songs.)
It's said that imitation is the greatest form of flattery and Yuvi's lip sync to the Prime Minister's words is quite impressive indeed. The video message has been retweeted over 900 times and his post on Facebook has been liked more than 27,000 times and has over 450 shares.
The Prime Minister was prompt in his reply, appreciating his talent both on and off the field.
Earlier, a Twitter user had shared a link from a similar app to alert the PM that people were lip-synching to a line from one of his speeches. PM Modi had famously replied to the tweet saying he was "pleasantly surprised."
The former India and Delhi Daredevils southpaw posted a hilarious Velfie video on both Twitter and Facebook. (The app allows users to create video selfies by lip-synching to audio recordings of popular dialogues and songs.)
Dear PM @narendramodi ,Congratulations on completing a great one year. My best wishes through @VelfieApp #MakeInIndia pic.twitter.com/bRkGYmTaqz
- yuvraj singh (@YUVSTRONG12) June 1, 2015It's said that imitation is the greatest form of flattery and Yuvi's lip sync to the Prime Minister's words is quite impressive indeed. The video message has been retweeted over 900 times and his post on Facebook has been liked more than 27,000 times and has over 450 shares.
The Prime Minister was prompt in his reply, appreciating his talent both on and off the field.
@YUVSTRONG12 Yuvi...you are equally talented off the field as you are on it. Thanks for the wishes. Hope you are doing well!
- Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) June 1, 2015Earlier, a Twitter user had shared a link from a similar app to alert the PM that people were lip-synching to a line from one of his speeches. PM Modi had famously replied to the tweet saying he was "pleasantly surprised."
@pranav2208 Oh! hahaha....I am pleasantly surprised. :)
- Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 18, 2015Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world
