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Khesari Lal Yadav Urges Global Promotion of Bhojpuri Language
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🗓 18 Aug 2026, 04:03 AM
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Bhojpuri star Khesari Lal Yadav has called for the worldwide promotion of the Bhojpuri language, declaring it as the mother tongue and cultural soil of his people.
Bhojpuri singer and actor Khesari Lal Yadav addressed a gathering of fans and media, urging that the Bhojpuri language be taken to the global stage. He described Bhojpuri as the mother tongue and the cultural soil of his community, emphasizing its deep roots in the hearts of millions.
Yadav highlighted that Bhojpuri is more than a regional dialect; it is a living heritage that carries the stories, traditions, and values of the people of Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and neighboring states. He called on artists, filmmakers, and cultural organizations to showcase Bhojpuri in international film festivals, music concerts, and digital platforms.
The singer also urged the government and media to support initiatives that promote Bhojpuri literature, cinema, and music worldwide. He stressed that global recognition would not only preserve the language but also boost the cultural economy of the region.
Yadav’s appeal comes at a time when several Bhojpuri films and songs are gaining popularity beyond India’s borders. He hopes that with collective effort, Bhojpuri can become a language that resonates with audiences across the globe.
Yadav highlighted that Bhojpuri is more than a regional dialect; it is a living heritage that carries the stories, traditions, and values of the people of Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and neighboring states. He called on artists, filmmakers, and cultural organizations to showcase Bhojpuri in international film festivals, music concerts, and digital platforms.
The singer also urged the government and media to support initiatives that promote Bhojpuri literature, cinema, and music worldwide. He stressed that global recognition would not only preserve the language but also boost the cultural economy of the region.
Yadav’s appeal comes at a time when several Bhojpuri films and songs are gaining popularity beyond India’s borders. He hopes that with collective effort, Bhojpuri can become a language that resonates with audiences across the globe.