Kamala Harris’ election campaign gets a ‘Nacho Nacho’ twist, funny video goes viral

As the date of the presidential election in America is getting closer, the election campaigning is getting more interesting. The campaign team of US Vice President Kamala Harris is doing a lot of creative campaigning. Every day such videos are coming out which show that her election campaign is trying to woo every section of America.

In this episode, Indian-American leader Ajay Bhutoria has launched a special campaign song in support of Harris, named ‘Nacho Nacho’. This song is a recreated version of the famous track ‘Natu Natu’ from India’s blockbuster film ‘RRR’, which has a message of support for Kamala Harris.

This is a viral clip on social media which has a flavour of Indian film songs to attract NRIs living in America.

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This 1.5 minute video has glimpses of Kamala Harris’ campaign along with the lyrics of ‘Hamari Ye Kamala Harris’. An attempt is being made to connect the Indian community through this video. Let us tell you, Bhutoria, who is a member of the National Finance Committee of Harris for President, has set a target of energizing about 50 lakh South Asian voters through this song. It is being promoted vigorously especially in important states like Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgia, Nevada and Arizona.

Trying to get the support of South Asian community

This campaign song is an attempt to connect voters with an emotional connection by showing Kamala Harris’s Indian origin and Bollywood connection. This music is being considered as a part of Harris’ election campaign strategy to gain the support of the South Asian community. Now it will be interesting to see how much impact the magic of the song ‘Nacho Nacho’ shows in the 2024 elections!

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