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India Today
16 hours ago
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- India Today
Meghalaya Chief Minister plays Pehla Nasha on piano. Viral video delights Internet
A video of Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma playing a soulful rendition of the Bollywood hit song Pehla Nasha on a piano has gone viral on social performance, reportedly at Raj Bhavan, left the audience impressed, including Governor C H Vijayashankar, who praised the Chief Minister's musical clip, from the 1992 film Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar, was originally shared on YouTube by Subhra Jyoti Sarkar. It has since made its way across platforms, with the internet applauding Sangma for his passion for Watch the viral video here: This is not the first time Sangma's musical side has surfaced. During a visit to a village in his state, he spotted a student struggling with guitar chords at a local school. Instead of merely observing, Sangma stepped in and guided the student by demonstrating chord patterns. He shared a video of the moment that later went 2023, another video showed him performing Iron Maiden's Wasted Years on an electric guitar at a cafe, where the crowd cheered him on, had delighted the internet.- Ends
Hindustan Times
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Watch: Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma mesmerises audience with ‘Pehla Nasha' on 150-year-old Raj Bhawan piano
Meghalaya chief minister Conrad K Sangma showed off his music skills in front of a captivated audience that included Governor C H Vijayashankar, performing the Bollywood classic "Pehla Nasha" on a 150-year-old piano at Raj Bhavan. Conrad Sangma, the son of former Lok Sabha speaker and Meghalaya chief minister PA Sangma, has been dabbling in music since before taking the CM office in 2018(ANI File) The video of Sangma playing the blockbuster song from the 1992 Amir Khan-starrer Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar left the Meghalaya Governor full of praise for the CM. The video of the performance has gone viral on social media. Watch the video here: Sangma, the son of former Lok Sabha speaker and Meghalaya chief minister PA Sangma, has been dabbling in music since before taking the CM office in 2018. But his talent became public ever since he sang a Bryan Adams song at an event in 2021. Conrad Sangma and his tryst with music A cursory glance at Conrad Sangma's social media shows his love for music. There are many such posts which highlight his talent as a singer and instrument player. That includes a video of him playing Joe Satriani's 'Always With Me, Always With You.' Sharing his cover of the Satriani song, Sangma wrote that he was "almost there" with his rendition. There are numerous other occasions where the CM showed that he is a gifted musician. He has previously captured the attention of people with his performances on various instruments, most preferably his guitar. A video has gone viral on social media in 2023, showing the chief minister effortlessly shredding the iconic guitar solo of the metal band Iron Maiden's 'Wasted Years.' That is not all. Another video that went viral in 2021, Conrad Sangma sang Bryan Adams' timeless classic 'Summer of 69', effortlessly putting his energy into the performance. All these performances came after the 47-year-old politician assumed the duties of Meghalaya's chief minister. His tryst with music makes one thing clear, India might have gotten a politician in him, but his heart is equally devoted to music.
News18
a day ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma Charms Audience With ‘Pehla Nasha' On Piano
Last Updated: Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma wowed Raj Bhavan guests, including the Governor, by playing Pehla Nasha on a 150-year-old piano. Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma drew applause and smiles at Raj Bhavan after delivering a soulful rendition of the Bollywood classic Pehla Nasha on a 150-year-old piano. The audience, which included Governor C H Vijayashankar, was visibly impressed, with the Governor seen praising the CM's piano skills. The video of the song, from the 1992 film Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar, has since been shared widely on social media, earning Conrad Sangma praise for his musical talent. But this is far from the first time the music-loving chief minister has made headlines for his performances. In 2023, he impressed rock fans by playing the iconic guitar solo from Iron Maiden's Wasted Years and in 2021, he posted a video of himself singing Bryan Adams' Summer of '69. He has also shared clips of himself playing Joe Satriani's 'Always With Me, Always With You', modestly noting he was 'almost there" with the complex piece. view comments First Published: August 16, 2025, 22:03 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
NDTV
a day ago
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Watch: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma Plays 'Pehla Nasha' On Piano
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma captivated an audience, including Governor C H Vijayashankar, with a performance of the Bollywood classic "Pehla Nasha" on a 150-year-old piano at Raj Bhavan. The video of Mr Sangma playing the tune from the 1992 film Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar has gone viral on social media, with Governor Vijayashankar seen praising the chief minister's piano skills in the video. This is not the first time Mr Sangma has made headlines for his musical talents. The Chief Minister, known for his love of music, has previously captured the attention of people with his guitar performances. In 2023, videos posted on social media showed the chief minister effortlessly shredding the iconic guitar solo of the metal band Iron Maiden's 'Wasted Years.' In 2021, the Chief Minister shared a video of him singing Bryan Adams' timeless classic 'Summer of 69'. His social media accounts boast many such posts, including a video of him playing Joe Satriani's 'Always With Me, Always With You.' Sharing his cover of that song, Mr Sangma wrote that he was "almost there" with his rendition. Mr Sangma, the son of former Lok Sabha Speaker and Meghalaya Chief Minister PA Sangma, is the 12th chief minister of Meghalaya.
Indian Express
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Meghalaya CM Sangma helps student play guitar during village school visit: ‘Too humble and dashing'
A heartwarming moment featuring Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma has captured the internet's attention, as a video of him helping a student play the guitar during a school visit has gone viral on Instagram, drawing widespread appreciation. During a recent visit to Nongspung A village in the Jirang constituency, Sangma interacted with students at a village school. While taking a round of the school and observing activities, he noticed a student attempting to play the guitar but struggling with strumming. CM Sangma stepped in, and patiently demonstrated the correct finger placements and showed the student the right way to hold and strum the guitar. Sharing the touching moment on his Instagram page, Sangma wrote, 'At Nongspung A village in Jirang, a student showed keen interest in playing the guitar, so I handed one to the school during my visit there. He may be an amateur now, but I'm confident he will learn and play when we inaugurate their new school building someday.' Watch the viral video here: A post shared by Conrad Sangma (@conrad_k_sangma) The video has since resonated with viewers across social media, with many praising the CM's down-to-earth nature and encouragement of young talent. 'I don't know why but he's my favourite CM too humble and dashing,' a user wrote. 'I can't find any good words to express what I feel watching all Your Humbleness and Thank you Sir,' another user commented. 'The act of kindness and love ……it's great to see your time with the students on music,' a third user reacted. 'How I wish I get a privilege to meet such a great leader. Sir you are truly an inspiration,' a fourth user chimed in. In December last year, a video of CM Sangma playing guitar at a cafe made waves on social media. He was seen playing the iconic guitar solo from Iron Maiden's classic track, 'Wasted Years.'
