Reminder: Watch PM Modi On Man Vs Wild Today At 9 PM

August 12, 2019

PM Narendra Modi will be appearing on the much awaited episode of Man Vs Wild today at 9 PM on Discovery channel.

Reminding the audience, Bayer Grylls tweeted:

Thank you for the huge response from so many of you after my journey with PM @narendramodi for Man Vs Wild on @discoverychannelin – I couldn’t be more proud to have had such a great adventure in your beautiful country India. Together let’s do all we can … https://t.co/WkSndpUyi1 pic.twitter.com/zy2FdSYx8G

— Bear Grylls (@BearGrylls) August 12, 2019

Modi tweeted on his Twitter account also officially reminding everyone about his episode.

Let’s See What Narendra Modi Tweeted:

What better than the lush green jungles of India, in the midst of Mother Nature to throw light on environmental conservation and climate change..Do join at 9 PM tonight! https://t.co/RdndTgUtCF

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) August 12, 2019

According to Narendra Modi, this is a great way of creating awareness about the nature. Since Man Vs Wild is a much watched and liked show, PM thought why not use this opportunity wisely.

According to ANI, Grylls shares his experience shooting with PM:

“What shone bright for me was his humility. He was a very humble guy and even though there was pouring rain and his secret services were trying to get out umbrellas, he said ‘no I’m fine’ and then we reached a river. I made this raft out of reeds and a tarpaulin. I said I think we can get across the river using this, but the secret services were like ‘we cannot put the Prime Minister in a little homemade raft’. But he (Modi) said he was fine and we’d do this together. He asked me to get in too, but the things started sinking. So it was me swimming and pushing him, he was soaking wet but there was a big smile on his face even through the rain. You learn about people in those moments,”

PM also talks about how he felt coming on this show:

“For years, I have lived among nature, in the mountains and the forests. These years have a lasting impact on my life. So when I was asked about a special programme focussing on life beyond politics and that too in the midst of nature I was both intrigued and inclined to take part in it.”