PM Modi Greets Rapper Hanumankind With 'Jai Hanuman' At New York Event

Hanumankind, a rapper and songwriter originally from Kerala and now residing in Bengaluru, made a significant impact at the 'Modi & US' event in New York. His performance of "Big Dawgs" captivated Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Indian-American audience. The energetic display quickly gained traction online, showcasing his distinctive style.

Hanumankind's real name is Sooraj Cherukat. His life journey has been as diverse as his music. Born in Kerala, he moved frequently with his family before settling in Houston, Texas. This exposure to various cultures and musical styles has greatly influenced his artistic expression. His recent hit "Big Dawgs" has received widespread acclaim for its vibrant visuals and engaging sound.

After his dynamic performance, Hanumankind met Prime Minister Modi. In a moment of appreciation, PM Modi greeted him with 'Jai Hanuman,' followed by an embrace and handshake. This interaction was captured on video, further spotlighting Hanumankind's rising career.

The event also featured other artists like Aditya Gadhvi and Devi Sri Prasad. Aditya Gadhvi gained fame last year with "Khalesi," adding to the lineup of talented performers for the Prime Minister.

Hanumankind's performance not only boosted his profile but also showcased India's rich talent diversity. His journey reflects contemporary music's global nature, influenced by varied cultural experiences from childhood to current success.

This event, attended by PM Modi, highlights the universal appeal of Indian artists and music's ability to transcend borders.

"His music resonates with audiences worldwide," said a source close to the artist. The recognition from PM Modi solidifies Hanumankind's status in the industry, promising a bright future for this talented musician.