May contest in the 2024 elections in Lok Sabha

When Vivek Oberoi decided to put himself in someone's shoes, he let go of everything. After playing the role of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a controversial film, the actor has now revealed that he would not be embarrbaded to be the BJP candidate of the Gujarat Vadodara in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. if he decided to embark on politics. ] Vadodara was the constituency chosen by Prime Minister Modi before deciding to settle in Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh).

million. Oberoi made the remark when he participated in an interactive session with students from the University of Parul to promote Omung Kumar-led Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is expected to have a launch on April 11th. Incidentally, it would also be the first day of the next Lok Sabha elections.

"If I joined politics, I could think of fighting Vadodara in the 2024 elections in Lok Sabha because of love and Prime Minister Narendra Modi when he contested the situation here, "said the actor. He was recently included in the list of BJP's star activists for Gujarat.

million. Oberoi told the students that he had observed the body language and the oratorical manners of the prime minister to prepare for this role. "Prime Minister Narendra Modi is an inspiring film about a man who has become the country's prime minister and one of the world's biggest leaders without support or caste politics," he said, adding that it had taken him 16 days to perfect the perfect look.

Congress sees things differently. The biopic has been dubbed "fake film of a flop hero, a flop producer turned on a person who has turned out to be a zero".

However, the opening of the film on April 11 could be affected by a Supreme Court petition that seeks the suspension of his release until the end of the elections in Lok Sabha to ensure that It does not influence the voters. Although Prime Minister Narendra Modi was originally due to be launched on April 5, its manufacturers decided to postpone the date due to technical problems related to the Council of Censorship.

The film also stars Boman Irani, Darshan Kumaar, Zarina Wahab, Manoj Joshi, Prashant Narayanan, Barkha Bisht Sengupta, Akshat R Saluja, Anjan Shrivastav, Rajendra Gupta and Yatin Karyekar.

(With contributions from PTI)

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