FA9LA Fever Meets Modi Era: BJP Drops Dhurandhar-Style Edit, Internet Loses It. WATCH
Viral FA9LA trend gets a political twist as PM Modi edits gain traction across social platforms. Dhurandhar wave grows bigger as Modi-themed edits draw widespread reactions online.
Dhurandhar Viral Song: The viral frenzy around the film Dhurandhar has swept across social media, with its hit track FA9LA becoming the soundtrack of countless edits and recreations. But the trend took an unexpected turn on Wednesday when the BJP’s official Instagram handle joined in, posting a Dhurandhar-style FA9LA edit featuring Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The reel, captioned “Goated energy only. Things you can only witness in the Modi era,” quickly went viral. The video showcases a montage of PM Modi’s photos from childhood and early years to his current role as Prime Minister.
Dhurandhar Trend Gets Political
This is timed dramatically to the energetic FA9LA track. The edit mirrors the high-intensity style of the widely shared Dhurandhar fan edits that have dominated social media in recent weeks. The trend didn’t stop there. MyGovIndia’s official X account also shared a second edit of PM Modi set to the same track, captioned “Main Character Energy only.” This version highlights moments of the Prime Minister interacting with global leaders, further fuelling the meme wave.
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Both clips triggered a flood of online reactions. Supporters called the edits “wholesome,” “creative,” and “entertaining,” with some referring to PM Modi as the “OG Dhurandhar.” Users also praised the BJP’s social media team for keeping up with trending formats.
Comments poured in:
“He doesn't follow trends, HE IS THE TREND.”
“Admin day by day…”
“Glow up ho to aisa.”
“Top-level aura hai sir ka.”
As the edits continue to spread, the fusion of politics, pop culture and meme culture highlights how quickly internet trends evolve—and how seamlessly they can be repurposed for political messaging.
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