
Summary
Arundhati Roy discusses how Narendra Modi's attempts to connect with Gen Z may be futile due to his past actions and statements.
“Who is our Prime Minister? Well he is trying to now connect with the young people.”From the report
I do not believe that any human being, let alone a head of state, has been derided and mocked so much in the history of time, ever. So how is he going to come out and face people and say those stupid things all over again? Because even the old speeches were being taken out and mocked and picked apart and the kids were just rolling about laughing, you know. So it even makes the previous generation look a bit idiotic. Because you really swallowed this shit? You know, are you sure your IQ is okay? You know, or have we all been terribly damaged? I don't know. But to me, that way is, in some ways, that's bigger than winning an election, stripping away that wall of crap around a person who clearly not even averagely intelligent Who is our Prime Minister Well he is trying to now connect with the young people not only was that funny but then they started to boast about how many views it had a world record have you heard of hate watching no and little tiny torch telling ki aisa nahi hota hai camera yaha se pakarte hai waha se nahi pakarte hai and they just don't get it you know. In keeping with the moment maybe we should ask you to record a reel. What do you mean? A vertical video. Well the Prime Minister is doing that now. Well thank God I'm not the Prime Minister. You know everyone was upset about the quality of his teeth I think. Kids were brushing their teeth and being like take care of your teeth but yeah. No I think we'll leave the reels to young people and not try and be them you know and be whoever we are and just put our arms around them that's great