Akshay stood in the queue, Rajkumar-Janhvi also cast their vote, appealed to the people to vote

Lok Sabha elections are being held in the country. Voting is underway in 49 constituencies across 6 states and two union territories today in the fifth phase. In Mumbai, Maharashtra, well-known Bollywood celebrities are exercising their franchise by coming out of their homes and standing in line at the polling booth. Early in the morning, Akshay Kumar was seen standing in line and casting his vote. Janhvi Kapoor and Rajkumar Rao also came to cast their vote. Apart from these, other stars including Sanya Malhotra are also slowly reaching the polling booths. Akshay Kumar got Indian citizenship only a few days ago. He reached there early in the morning to cast his vote. They used their franchise by standing in line like common people. Akshay said, ‘May my India remain strong. Keeping this in mind, I voted.

Junaid and Aira Khan

Aamir Khan’s two children Junaid and Aira Khan came to cast their vote.

Farhan Akhtar and Zoya Akhtar cast their vote with their mother

Actor Farhan Akhtar, his director sister Zoya Akhtar and mother Honey Irani also reached the polling booth. Coming out, he also showed the blue mark on his finger. The electoral ink mark is a symbol of democratic values ​​in India.

Akshay Kumar cast his vote for the first time after getting Indian citizenship, no longer from Canada, said – my country should become developed

Janhvi Kapoor and Rajkumar Rao

Janhvi Kapoor and Rajkumar Rao also reached the polling booth early in the morning. After casting her vote, Janhvi also posed for the paparazzi. Janhvi looked great in pink suit. Rajkumar Rao said, ‘We all want our country to progress and shine. It is already shining. May it continue to progress like this in the times to come. It is known that Rajkumar and Janhvi’s film ‘Mr. and Mrs. Mahi’ is being released in theaters on May 31.

Sanya Malhotra cast her vote

Nikhil Advani and Kunal Kohli

Shubha Khote said- I voted for the right candidate

Veteran actress Shubha Khote cast her vote at the polling booth. He said, ‘I have voted for the right candidate. I did not opt ​​for home voting and voted here, so that people get inspired and come out and vote….

Paresh Rawal appealed to vote

Paresh Rawal said, ‘The government does not do this, does not do that… If you do not vote today, then you are responsible for it. The one who did not vote is responsible. And the government is not responsible.