May 20th 2024.
In the bustling city of Mumbai, a few prominent figures exercised their right to vote on a Monday morning. Among them were National Award-winning actor Paresh Rawal and renowned filmmakers Nikhil Advani and Kunal Kohli. Before heading to the polling booths, Rawal took to his social media platform to remind his followers to not forget to vote. He tweeted, "Plz remember and vote", along with a link to the voting location.
Rawal went on to share his thoughts on the importance of voting. He emphasized that bad politicians are not born, but rather created by the good people who choose to stay away from the voting process. He wrote, "Bad politicians are not born... They are created... Created by the good people who go on a Picnic on Voting Day!" His words struck a chord with many and his tweet received a lot of attention.
Asit Kumar Modi, the producer-director of the popular and long-running Indian TV show 'Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah', was also spotted casting his vote at the Jamnabai Narsee School in Vile Parle. Modi has been an active advocate for the importance of voting in the country.
Meanwhile, both Kunal Kohli and Nikhil Advani, who are co-producing the highly anticipated OTT series 'Freedom at Midnight', cast their vote at St. Anne's High School in Bandra. The duo has been working tirelessly on their project and took time out of their busy schedules to fulfill their civic duty.
Prior to the voting day, Advani had retweeted a well-known media personality's prediction that the Lok Sabha elections in Mumbai this year would be the most closely contested since 2004. It's evident that citizens are showing a lot of interest and participation in the democratic process, and these filmmakers and actors are setting an example by exercising their right to vote. Let's hope that their actions inspire others to do the same and make a positive impact on the future of our country.
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