Hyderabad: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni shared a light moment at the G7 Summit in France, reviving the popular “Melodi” trend that has frequently attracted attention on social media.
The interaction took place in Evian-les-Bains before the leaders joined other heads of state for the official group photograph. A video of the brief exchange quickly went viral online.
According to videos circulating on social media, PM Modi appeared to refer to their popularity on digital platforms while greeting Giorgia Meloni. In response, Meloni remarked, “Yes, we are the most famous couple on Instagram.”
The comment drew widespread attention online and reignited discussions around the “Melodi” nickname coined by social media users by combining the names of Modi and Meloni.
Melodi Trend Returns at G7 Summit
The latest exchange comes weeks after PM Modi visited Italy and met Giorgia Meloni. During that visit, he presented her with a packet of Parle Melody toffees, a gesture linked to the viral “Melodi” trend.
Meloni later shared a video of the moment on her social media platforms and thanked the Prime Minister for the gift. In the video, both leaders were seen holding the candy packet and smiling.
The interaction gained significant traction online and generated thousands of reactions from users in India and abroad.
Meanwhile, leaders attending the G7 Summit discussed global issues, including support for Ukraine, regional security concerns and international economic cooperation.
However, the brief Modi Meloni interaction emerged as one of the most talked about moments from the gathering on social media platforms.
The viral exchange once again highlighted the popularity of the “Melodi” trend, which continues to attract attention whenever the two leaders meet at international events.
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