Ranbir Kapoor said this for the first time about PM Modi, told- Magnetic Charm

Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor and well-known entrepreneur and investor Nikhil Kamath spoke openly about their personal life in a special conversation. Both also shared many experiences of their life.

In this conversation, Ranbir Kapoor and Nikhil were also seen discussing politics. In a discussion on Nikhil Kamath's YouTube channel 'People by WTF', he and Ranbir Kapoor shared anecdotes about their meeting with PM Narendra Modi and told how that experience influenced and inspired them immensely.

Actor Ranbir Kapoor recalled meeting Prime Minister Modi years ago. He praised the approach of the Prime Minister, which he maintained while meeting film personalities. Ranbir believes that there is a 'magnetic charm' in his (PM Modi) personality.

Ranbir Kapoor said that I do not think anything about politics. But, I remember that many of us went to meet PM Modi 4-5 years ago. We have seen him on TV. We know that he is a very good speaker. His speaking style is great.

The actor further said that we were all sitting. He entered the room. He has a 'magnetic charm', he talked closely to everyone present there. Like he asked me about my father, and how was my father's cancer treatment going on. He asked Vicky Kaushal some questions related to his life, some different questions to Karan Johar, and some more questions to Alia.

Further, Bollywood star Ranbir Kapoor praises PM Modi's style. He says, his style was different. The desire to meet everyone was visible. This desire is the identity of a great personality.

Actually, Ranbir Kapoor was referring to the meeting which took place in 2019. PM Modi met Bollywood actors and producers.

During the conversation on the YouTube channel, Ranbir asked well-known entrepreneur and investor Nikhil Kamath questions about PM Modi and his relationship. Nikhil praised the PM's dedication to work. He also shared an incident and said that I met the PM in America. We were three to four people. We were in Washington for four-five days.

Recalling his stay in America, Kamath said, "A year ago I was in Washington with three-four people. The Prime Minister had a busy schedule from morning to late evening. Around 8 am he used to hold sessions with American businessmen. Around 11 am he used to give speeches. Around 1 pm he used to hold meetings with business leaders. This continued till night."

Appreciating PM Modi's energy, he said, "We used to get tired by the evening, while the Prime Minister was full of energy and ready for further meetings." He further said that there is a lot to learn from him and it was a privilege to see him closely.