Bill Gates was just a tourist in India before rubbing elbows with the world’s rich and famous at the Ambani’s pre wedding bash. In Gujarat, Bill Gates posted photos of himself at the Statue of Unity, the world’s largest statue.
In 2013, Prime Minister Narendra Modi commissioned a towering memorial to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the politician who helped unite India post-British colonial rule.
Gates appears to be participating in normal tourist activities, but he was personally invited to view the statue by Modi.
As Gates grinned in front of the steel and bronze colossus, he wrote, “Thank you @narendramodi for inviting me to visit the impressive Statue of Unity. It is an engineering marvel and a great tribute to Sardar Patel.” “It’s also encouraging to see it creates economic opportunity for tribal communities, especially women.”
Gates was so inspired by the visit that he posted a follow-up video set to Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now.”
In an Instagram post that Gates wrote in the caption, he posed with Modi. Gates also met with multiple local leaders, according to his social media posts.
Gates has been making headlines, however, for attending the biggest party of the year so far, Mukesh Ambani’s pre-wedding bash, which is hosted by Asia’s richest man. Rihanna and some of the most prominent business and Bollywood names performed privately at the soiree celebrating his son Anant Ambani’s upcoming wedding.
Microsoft India Development Center, Bhubaneswar slums, and the Statue of Unity were among the places Bill Gates visited in India. As well as attending pre-wedding celebrations in Jamnagar, he thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the chief minister Bhupendrabhai Patel for inviting him to see this engineering marvel.
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