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Bollywood Superstar Akshay Kumar interviews PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he shares a warm relationship with many opposition leaders, including West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee.
New Delhi: In an interview with Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar, the Prime Minister revealed to the media that "once or twice" in a year, Mamata Banerjee sends him Bengali sweets.
"I have several friends in opposition parties. You will be surprised to know that Mamata didi even now will personally select one or two kurtas for me every year," he said.He said, when Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina started the trend of exchanging Bengali sweets, Mamata Banerjee got to know about it and followed suit.
On living with his family, Modi said he had detached himself from his family at a very young age."If I had become Prime Minister and then left the home then naturally I would have wanted to stay with them. However, I left my family at a very young age," he said."Since I left them at such an early stage in my life, I have lived a detached life. It is difficult to leave the house after a certain stage in life. It might have hurt when I left but now I have got accustomed to living this life," he added.
