Khesari Lal Yadav On Joining Politics: Many stars of Bhojpuri film industry have tried their hand in politics. From Ravi Kishan, Pawan Singh, Manoj Tiwari to Dinesh Lal Yadav Nirahua have entered politics. Now the audience is waiting for Power Star Khesari Lal Yadav to enter the political arena.
Khesari Lal Yadav is currently busy with his latest release film (Rajaram); There are discussions regarding. His film has been released in theaters on 7 November. Meanwhile, Khesari Lal Yadav has talked about taking entry in politics. He has said that he wants to serve.
Khesari Lal Yadav will join politics
In a recent interview given to Zee News, Khesari Lal Yadav was asked whether he was thinking of joining politics? To this the superstar replied – ‘I don’t know what will happen to me tomorrow, but I believe that service should be there in my mind, just like you are like my elder brother and if I don’t have respect in my mind then I will do something to you. I will not agree. So respect should be in your mind and it is not necessary to go into politics to serve. Mother Teresa did not go into politics, but she did not serve the world.
‘No position or status is required to serve’
Khesari Lal Yadav further said- ‘There is no need of any position or stature to serve. You should have feelings in your mind. People say that food is eaten by emotions. God also eats stale vegetables and stale bread and rejects others’ dry fruits. So there was emotion and love in it. If you have the feeling and love to serve someone then you do not need any position or height. Right now I want to remain in the complete Bhojpuri language. Don’t know what will happen next.
Currently not planning to join politics
The superstar says- ‘I don’t want to belong to just one region, don’t want to belong to just one party. I feel that I belong to the entire music world, I feel that I am the son of the entire Bhojpuri language. I’m very happy there right now.
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