Narendra Modi looking back on childhood friendships and how lonely he felt, “Tu Bolne Wala Koi Nahi…”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has become one of the most popular political faces in the world. He was the chief minister of Gujarat from 2001 to 2014 and an MP from Varanasi. Prime Minister Modi is the longest-serving prime minister outside the Indian National Congress. He recently appeared on a podcast with Nikhil Kamath and gave us rare glimpses into his life.

Narendra Modi talks about friendship and childhood loneliness

The friendship between Narendra Modi and Amit Shah is legendary. The duo was a powerful force to be reckoned with that shook India's political empire. However, the public does not know much about his personal affairs. For the first time, Narendra Modi spoke about his equation with his childhood friends.

When Nikhil asked Narendra Modi about his childhood friendships, he revealed that he left home at a very young age. Since then, he has lost contact with all his friends. But after becoming Prime Minister, he invited all his classmates to the Prime Minister's house and there they remembered their childhood. At that time, he realized that although he considered his friends as friends, they saw him as the Prime Minister of India and treated him with respect.

PM Modi added that after that, he made peace with the fact that he would never have real friendships in life. Power comes with loneliness, and that's the hard truth of life. He doesn't have anyone in his life who calls him “you.” In his words:

“I was looking for Dosh but I saw your main view. So he didn't eat anything. And in my life, no one can save the one who says 'you'.”

Look at it video here.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was asked about the 'Melodi' meme during his podcast with Nikhil Kamath

Prime Minister Narendra Modi entered the podcast with Nikhil Kamath's 'People' series on January 10, 2025. The conversation covered a range of topics. The Prime Minister spoke about his childhood, education and work, among other topics. As the conversation came to its conclusion, Nikhil moved towards a more casual conversation and even hinted at Prime Minister Modi's ties with Italy. He reportedly said:

“My favorite food is pizza. And pizza comes from Italy. And people say you know a lot about Italy. Would you like to say something about that?”

However, when he did not receive a response from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he asked the latter if he had seen the memes. asked the Zerodha co-founder, referring to the viral memes linking Prime Minister Modi to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. For those who are not savvy, social media is often flooded with memes that highlight the Indian Prime Minister's relationship with the Italian Prime Minister. Nikhil Kamath asked PM Modi, “Have you not seen these memes?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi calmly responded to Nikhil Kamath's question, saying he had not seen the memes. He added nonchalantly that such things are an integral part of public life and he does not allow himself to be distracted. For those who don't know the context, in June 2024, Prime Minister Georgia Meloni shared a video of her and Prime Minister Modi with the hashtag 'Melodi'. In the video, PM Melodi could be heard saying “Hello from Team Melodi” while PM Modi laughed beside her. In his conversation with Nikhil Kamath, Prime Minister Modi remarked:

“No, she keeps doing that. I'm not wasting my time on her.”

Let us know your thoughts on PM Modi's revelations.

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