The degree to which a film on the life and identity of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is powerful is "obvious from the way that the Election Commission needed to prevent it from being released " in between the Lok Sabha decisions, Vijay Goel said at the debut of PM Narendra Modi, the biopic on Modi, in the national capital on Monday.

The screening was composed by Gyan Foundation, a gathering of youthful experts, generally BJP individuals, at a venue in New Delhi's Connaught Place region.

Other than Goel, among other BJP pioneers in participation were Rajya Sabha MP Vinay Sahasrabuddhe, gathering's national VP Shyam Jaju, BJP pioneer Virendra Sachdeva, and Mayor North Delhi Corporation Avatar Singh.

The opening 15 minutes of the film demonstrates Modi pitching tea and tuning in to political discussions; he watches his mom cooking on a chullah (a reference to the Center's Ujjwala plan), and officers setting off to the front (a reference to Balakot airstrikes). It indicates Modi saluting the national banner on a few events.

The film additionally demonstrates Modi riding a Bullet bike, setting off to the Himalayas for peace, and requesting that politicians that he was dead to escape police crackdown amid the Emergency.

Amid the interim, the BJP pioneers and entertainer Vivek Oberoi, who plays the on-screen Modi, tended to the gathering of people. Oberoi stated, "Individuals state I am making a film to make Modi-Ji a saint. I will say he is now a legend – I am simply making a film on him."