Avani Modi – 14th Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi recently celebrated his birthday on 17th September.
From a humble upbringing to becoming the most powerful leader of democratic India, Narendra Modi is winning millions of hearts around the world. Prime Minister recently turned 67 years old and it was surely a day to be celebrated in India.
While the social media platform could not stop praising and highlighting some of the great work done by the PM on his birthday, here’s a look at a Gujarati girl who once claimed to be PM Narendra Modi’s daughter.
Yes, we are talking about Avani Modi, the girl who entered into Bollywood through Madhur Bhandarkar’s movie, Calendar Girls. Avani Modi, the actress who sizzled several times on-screen has claimed that she is the beloved daughter of X chief Minister of Gujarat. The model created uproar and provoked controversy when she said, ‘I am Narendra Modi’s daughter’.
During an interview, Avani Modi was questioned for her surname ‘Modi’. Because Avani Modi shares her surname with one of the influential political figures, she was quick enough to say that Narendra Modi is her father. The 25-year-old model from Gujarat soon became a sensation on the social media platform for her hidden relationship with the Prime Minister.
Later, Avani Modi cleared the air saying she is not related to PM Narendra Modi but she is daughter just like any other Indian daughter. Here is what she said, “Narendra Modi is not related to me, but we share a stronger connection than that. I am Narendra Modi’s daughter. Not just me, every girl hailing from Gujarat is like Narendra Modi’s daughter.”
This Sanskaari hottie surely knows how to grasp attention in media and since then she is enjoying massive stardom. Born and raised in Gujarat, Avani Modi is a popular face in South Indian movies. She was also seen in an international short movie, Gulab. This movie later won The Best Film Award at Canada International Film Festival.
On the work front, she was last seen playing the role of Annie in Gujarati movie, Carry On Kesar.
