Khesari Lal Turns Critical: From Praising Modi to Questioning Bihar's Poor country

 Bhojpuri superstar Khesari Lal Yadav** is in the news again, but this time, not because of a song or film; rather, he is in the news because of his candid opinion on the country of Bihar. Known for his humble background and outspoken personality, Khesari recently praised Prime Minister **Narendra Modi** for his leadership but soon turned critical about how things are going in his home country. His statement has sparked fresh discussions on social media about the real issues facing Bihar and the need for accountability.

 

Khesari Lal, who enjoys massive celebrity in Bhojpuri audiences, said he respects PM Modi for his work and vision for the country. However, in the same breath, He shared his deep displeasure with the poor infrastructure, unemployment, and lack of development in Bihar. “Our people are still struggling for normal facilities. Roads, education, jobs — everything feels like a dream,” he reportedly said. His candid words struck a chord with many feeling the same frustration.

 

The rich cultural background and talented Despite the people, Bihar lags behind in all spheres. Migration to other states for jobs has almost become a tradition. Youngsters leave their homes to work in factories, at building sites, and to be a service staff in cities like Delhi, Mumbai, or Surat. Khesari Lal, who himself one sold litti-chokha before he became a star, knows this struggle quite closely. That’s why his words bear more baggage—they come from a man who has lived the life of A normal Bihari.

 

The actor's statement is not merely political; it is emotional, too. He is not directly accusing every particular leader but is drawing attention to the common man's everyday problems. His argument is pretty clear: although India to be a country is moving forward, Bihar seem to be stuck in time. Schools still lack good teachers, the roads are in poor shape, and corruption is still part of most government schemes.

 

Many fans have liked Khesari for using his platform to speak for the common man. On social media, people have said he voiced what millions feel but are afraid to say. Others have directed him to enter politics if He really want to change things. However, Khesari has always maintained that he wants to serve people through his art and by speaking truthfully.

 

The highlight of his comment is its honesty. When most celebrities these days shy away from political discussions, Khesari had the courage to highlight what's wrong while He recognised what was right. That balance-praising good work but questioning failures-is hardly seen in today's public conversation.

 

He finally says that love for one's country moreover does not mean blind support; true patriotism means wanting better conditions for your people. Khesari Lal's voice could just inspire others — artists, youth, and even leaders — to look at Bihar's problems more seriously and strive for reality change. If nothing else, his statement marked the beginning of an important conversation: Bihar deserves better, and its people are ready to demand it.