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Singer Abhijeet Bhattacharya, famous for his songs, has recently gained popularity in Egypt for a unique reason. Recently, Egyptians have been calling him a lookalike of late Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. Abhijeet is also receiving requests from Egyptian people to visit their country. (Also read | Abhijeet Bhattacharya calls Bollywood celebs ‘paid patriots’,
Abhijeet shared a photo collage with Hosni Mubarak
A few weeks ago, Abhijeet had shared a photo collage of himself and the late Egyptian president on Instagram. He added the title song of Main Khiladi Tu Anari (1994) as the background music. He captioned the post, “Wow!! I’m trending #HosniMubarak in #Egypt.” He also wrote in the comments section, “See you soon, my dear friends. My family is there.. in #Egypt. I love you Egypt.”
Fans see similarity between Abhijeet and Mubarak
In the comments section, a fan wrote, “Waiting for you, Mr. President.” One person said, “Hehehehehe, you look like our last president, sir.” One comment said, “You look so much like our dear late President Mubarak, whom we miss so much.” “You made all Egyptians happy to see him again with your face and your voice, thank you,” one Instagram user said.
what did abhijeet say
Talking with New Lines A few days ago, Abhijeet had said, “In the last three weeks, there has been a flood of comments on my social media. Initially, I thought I was being spammed. Although I cannot understand Arabic, I am overwhelmed by the love and response from the entire Arab community.
He said, “My understanding is that people feel that after the demise of the former leader, he came to India and took shelter in my body. So they are apologizing to him and want him to come back to help solve the problems the country is facing, like rising inflation, and they will listen to everything he has to say.”
what does the internet say
Many photo collages of Abhijeet and the late Egyptian President are surfacing on social media platforms. Responding to one such post, one person said, “My friends of Egypt, we are happy to hand over this clone to you.” One comment said, “Being Indians, we can confirm that he is a clone. You can claim him.” “This wasn’t on my 2024 bingo card. Take it… and go… take it and go,” one Instagram user wrote.
