After casting his vote, Aamir Khan gave a message to the public, ex-wife Kiran Rao was also seen with him.

Bollywood’s superstar Aamir Khan, who is called Mr. Perfectionist, reached the polling booth on May 20 to cast his vote. Ex-wife Kiran Rao was also with him. After casting their vote, both of them posed in front of the paparazzi showing their fingers marked with electoral ink. Aamir has appealed to the people that more and more people should come out of their homes and vote. Lok Sabha elections are being held in the country and today on Monday, voting for the fifth phase is taking place in Mumbai. On this special occasion, many well-known Bollywood stars exercised their franchise. Many celebrities including Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone, Dharmendra, Hema Malini, Varun Dhawan, Rekha reached the polling booth.

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Aamir Khan reached the polling booth with Kiran Rao

Aamir Khan and his ex-wife Kiran Rao also reached the polling booth. After casting his vote, Aamir Khan appealed to the people and said, ‘I would like to appeal to all Indians that people should come in maximum percentage.’

‘Be a part of the great democracy’

Aamir Khan further said, ‘Every person should come out and cast his vote. Be a part of this vast democracy of ours. A process should be made for this. It is also our responsibility to come and vote. So I would appeal to everyone to please come out and vote. Don’t waste your vote. Youth, elders, women, men… every person should come and vote.

Aamir’s family also voted

Before Aamir and Kiran, Aira Khan and Junaid also reached the polling booth to cast their vote. It is known that Aira and Junaid are the children of Aamir and Reena Dutta. In January this year, Aira married Nupur Shikhare. Aamir’s mother Zeenat Hussain and sister also came to vote.