The project’s producer, Kabir Sehgal, previously told Georgia Public Broadcasting that the offering is truly a culmination of President Carter’s Sunday school lessons over decades, which he was blessed to witness in person. According to Sehgal, Carter’s lessons, set to music, were a way for him to show his affection for the Carter family.

The former president’s prayers and lessons recorded for the album touch on several topics, including the current political climate in the U.S. According to People, at one point in the album, the former POTUS advises the newer generation of politicians to be champions of human rights, environmental quality, and equality.

“Aren’t those things you would like to have?” he asks. “It puts the responsibility on us as Americans to make our country better by helping to give somebody else a better life.”

Recently, Nayanthara announced a documentary film on her life titled Nayanthara: Beyond the Fairytale, which would release on Netflix on November 18. 

This documentary film would give the fans of the lady superstar an insight into some of the most unheard sides of her life behind the scenes, including rare anecdotes from close friends and family, unseen video and photo collections, and most importantly, a peek into her wedding ceremony with Vignesh Shivan.

Other than that, the actress has quite a few interesting projects on the pipeline, which are all set to feature her in a never-seen-before avatar. Be it Yash’s film Toxic, Mannangatti: Since 1960, Test, Dear Students, and more, all at different levels of production.

Besides her professional life and commitments stealing all the spotlight, the actress also keeps her fans on their toes with her active social media presence. Nayanthara often updates them with glimpses of her life and works.

For instance, back on Diwali, Vignesh Shivan had dropped a special video as he and his beloved wife Nayanthara celebrated the festival of lights with one another, along with their little boys Uyir and Ulag.