He had us at "Namaste, India". And when he ended with "Jai Hind", India cheered with delight. Here's a look at the President's different speeches in India - including the inspiring address to Parliament.
It takes two to tango - or folk dance
Published On: November 7, 2010 | Duration: 20 min, 34 sec
The President and the First Lady wowed children in Mumbai when they attempted some traditional fisherfolk dance steps.
The speech that India applauded over and over
It began with "Dhanyawaad India" and ended with "Jai Hind". Obama's address in Parliament was cheered both inside and outside the House. Experience why.
The Toast at the President's Dinner
At a State Dinner at Rashtrapati Bhawan, Obama said he has learnt two things; you don't visit India, you experience it; and that Michelle Obama will always be a better dancer than him.
At St Xavier's College in Mumbai, Obama spent his time answering students who took their cue from Michelle Obama - she urged them to ask her husband very tough questions.
Watch Obama's answer to NDTV's question about whether America is truly looking to control outsourcing to India.
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