PM Modi to Go On 'Epic Adventure' with Bear Grylls in 'Man vs Wild'

Guwahati, July 29, 2019:

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is all set to feature in Discovery’s iconic and hugely popular television show ‘Man Vs Wild’ with world-renowned survivalist and adventurer Bear Grylls on August 12, as the duo are all set to journey into the wilderness of Uttarakhand.

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In the latest teaser of the show, PM Modi is seen venturing into the wild areas of Uttarakhand where he is walking through the jungles, preparing weapons carved out of bamboo, riding a small dinghy in a river, among other activities.

The release of the teaser has made sensation all across the country as people from around the world are expressing their desire to witness the country’s leader brave the forces of the hostile wilderness going toe-to-toe with the world-renowned survivalist Bear Grylls, who is a former SAS operative.

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Meanwhile, Grylls shared the teaser of the show on his Twitter, leading Twitterati to go wild with anticipation. Alongside the video, he wrote: “People across 180 countries will get to see the unknown side of PM @narendramodi as he ventures into Indian wilderness to create awareness about animal conservation & environmental change. Catch Man Vs Wild with PM Modi @DiscoveryIN on August 12 @ 9 pm. #PMModionDiscovery”

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The show will reveal many unseen sides of Narendra Modi, as teased by the producers.

It is to be mentioned that Bear Grylls had also braved the wild with former US President Barack Obama in a 2015 episode of the iconic series.

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