Maa Vande: South cinema will now show the life story of PM Modi; this actor played the role in 'Maa Vande'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is one of the country's most powerful and popular political leaders. Today, September 17th, his 75th birthday is being celebrated. Everyone is wishing him on social media. South Indian cinema has a big surprise for PM Modi.

Malayalam cinema superstar and Marco Movie fame Unni Mukundan has announced a film titled Maa Vande, based on the life of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. With this announcement, he extended warm birthday wishes to the PM. The first look poster of Maa Vande has also been released.

PM Modi's Biopic Maa Vande

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's inspiring life has always been a favorite of filmmakers. Several excellent films have already been made on his life's struggles in Hindi cinema. Now, it's South Indian cinema's turn, and it's fully prepared to present PM Modi's story on screen.

On the special occasion of the country's Prime Minister's birthday, actor Unni Mukandan officially announced the film "Maa Vande" on his official Instagram handle. The film will detail the life, struggles, and successes of PM Modi.

The first look poster for "Maa Vande" has also been released, offering a glimpse of Unni Mukundan as PM Narendra Modi.

Unni Mukundan wishes PM Modi on his birthday.

Wishing the Prime Minister a happy birthday, the Malayalam superstar wrote in the caption, "I am very happy to announce that I will be playing the role of our Prime Minister, Narendra Damodar Das Modi, in my next film, 'Maa Vande,' directed by Karthi Kumar. I was raised in Ahmedabad and first knew him as our Chief Minister as a child.

Years later, in April 2023, I had the privilege of meeting him in person, a moment that left a lasting impression on me." As an actor, portraying his role on screen is incredibly exciting and inspiring. "Maa Vande" will be released worldwide in every Indian language. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, my heartfelt birthday wishes to you. I still remember two words from our meeting: "Jhukvanu Nahi," meaning "never bow down."