Mick Jagger Expresses Gratitude in Hindi Post-India Trip
Following his recent visit to India, The Rolling Stones‘ lead vocalist, Mick Jagger, shared a heartfelt note in Hindi on X (formerly Twitter), expressing his gratitude and happiness. The legendary singer posted a video of himself singing ‘Dreamy Skies’ from the album ‘Hackney Diamonds’ during the trip. Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded to Jagger’s note on X, welcoming the rock icon and encouraging him to keep visiting India.
PM Modi’s Warm Response to Mick Jagger
In response to Jagger‘s note, PM Modi wrote in Hindi, “‘You Can’t Always Get What You Want,’ but India is a land brimming with seekers, offering solace and ‘Satisfaction’ to all. Delighted to know you found joy among the people and culture here. Do keep coming.”
Mick Jagger’s Diwali Celebration in Kolkata
During his visit, Mick Jagger celebrated Diwali and Kali Puja in Kolkata, sharing pictures on social media and extending festive wishes to his fans. The 80-year-old rockstar enjoyed a refreshing break in India, temporarily escaping his routine concerns and issues. Jagger’s Hindi note expressed his happiness to be in India, away from daily chores.
Mick Jagger: A Legendary Rock Icon
Born in 1943, Mick Jagger co-founded The Rolling Stones in 1962, embarking on a remarkable musical journey that spans over six decades. The band, known for iconic hits like “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” and “Sympathy for the Devil,” celebrated their 60th anniversary with a recent European tour. Jagger, with a net worth exceeding $500 million, continues to captivate audiences with his dynamic stage performances.
The Rolling Stones’ Impact on Music
The Rolling Stones, initially inspired by blues music, made a significant impact on the music scene in the 1960s. With their enduring legacy and timeless hits, the band remains influential. Jagger’s collaboration with Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl on the song “Eazy Sleazy” in 2021 showcased his enduring creativity.
Mick Jagger, at 80, continues to be a vibrant force in the music industry, and his recent visit to India reaffirms the country’s universal appeal.
