PM Modi makes audience laungh when said "Yeh PUBG wala hai kya?", during 'Pariksha Pe Charcha 2.0'.

PM Modi makes the audience laugh while answering the question of a mother in his program 'Pariksha Pe Charcha 2.0' by commenting on a trending mobile game PUBG.

Prime minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday held an interactive conversation with students, guardians, parents, and teachers in the program 'Pariksha Pe Charcha 2.0' at Talkatora Stadium, New Delhi. During the discussion, PM Modi's response to a parent makes people laugh.

Madhumita Sen Gupta (the woman who asked for the advice.)

This funny moment comes when Madhumita Sen Gupta from Delhi asked for advice.
The woman asked, "My son studies in ninth standard, he was very good in studies and teachers always appreciated him for his good performance. But nowadays he is too much inclined toward the online gaming which is affecting his studies. I have tried to explain to him how it is harmful to him, but I always failed. Please advise how to deal with this."


In response to this, PM Modi said, "Yeh PUBG Wala Hai Kya?", the audience started laughing and clapping, after a pause of a few seconds, PM Modi said, "Ya Toh Fortnite Wala Hoga". PM Modi's these comments erupt the whole stadium into the laughter. When noise gets down, PM Modi said, "This is a problem and also the solution. If we want our children should stay away from technology, this takes them back in time, we should encourage them about the technology."

A common worry among parents- children spend too much time playing computer games...

Young friends, enjoy the PlayStation but always remember the playground too! pic.twitter.com/5KCRsb7lp5

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) January 29, 2019

He said that parents should be interested in what use their children making of that technology. Is that technology is making him a robot or a human being? Parents should discuss this on the dinner table. Ask him about the latest technologies, apps. PM Modi said that technology should be used for the expansion of mind. Advised student, don't forget to play in the field because of technology.

He also advised parents not to expect their children to fulfill the unfulfilled dreams.