Emmanuel Macron Drops Video With 'Aari Aari' Track From Dhurandhar To Highlight Meet With PM Modi - Watch

French President Emmanuel Macron never misses any chance to reflect upon his bonhomie with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, whenever the two leaders meet during bilateral or multilateral gatherings. And this time too, when the Prime Minister is in France for the G7 Summit and other bilateral engagements, the French President once again displayed that friendship bond with PM Modi.PM Modi, who is on a week-long visit to France and Slovakia, jointly inaugurated the 'Bharat Innovates' 2026 Conclave with Macron in Nice on Sunday. The two addressed the gathering, discussing the latest technology trends surrounding artificial intelligence, start-ups, trade, space, among other issues. Post the event, PM Modi and Emmanuel Macron held a bilateral meeting.

Concluding his engagement with PM Modi before he left for Slovakia, the French President used the hit track 'Aari Aari' -- from Director Aditya Dhar's Dhurandhar -- to summarise the highlights of PM Modi's visit to Nice.

The X post with the hit track was preceded by a post wherein Macron said, "France has all the assets: it lacks neither talent nor energy!"The song talks of the merging of souls and the shifting of the winds, corresponding to the India-France ties in the backdrop of major churn in geopolitics.

PM Modi-Macron Bilateral Talks

Earlier during the day, Prime Minister Modi held bilateral talks with Macron at Villa Kerylos in Nice. This was the first meeting of the two leaders since the elevation of India-France ties to the level of 'Special Global Strategic Partnership' earlier this year.

The two leaders held extensive discussions covering diverse aspects of bilateral relations. They expressed satisfaction at the excellent growth and depth of bilateral defence collaboration across all domains and agreed to further intensify it with a focus on co-design, co-development, and co-production of defence platforms and advanced technologies.Both leaders noted the rich legacy of cooperation in the space sector and discussed furthering collaboration in human spaceflight and space situational awareness.They also discussed ways to expand private sector collaboration in space. In civil nuclear energy, they noted that India's SHANTI Act creates new opportunities for collaboration, including on small and advanced modular reactors.Prior to that, PM Modi was warmly welcomed by French President Emmanuel Macron in Nice, where the two leaders greeted each other with a hug and a handshake.With inputs from ANI