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In the 1.06-minute video titled "Karo Matdan: It's Time to Vote," Shah Rukh is seen – and heard – telling people that their vote is the cornerstone of democracy.
The video comes almost a month after Modi tagged a number of influential people on Twitter.
"A fantastic effort, @iamsrk I am sure that the Indian people, especially the voters who are voting for the first time, will take your call into account and go out a lot to vote," said the Prime Minister.
Fantastic effort, @iamsrk! I am sure that the Indian people, especially the new voters, will pay particular attention to your appeal … https://t.co/NHmj0yFRDb
— Chowkidar Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) 1555937343000
Sharing the video on Twitter, the actor explained that he wanted to do something creative, where the delay.
"Prime Minister sahib @narendramodi did not create creativity, he asked for creativity.Hand thoda at the end of the video gane banane me … aap mat hona Vote karne mein !!! (J & # 39 was late in making the video, you do not delay to vote: vote, it's not just our right, it's our power. Please, use it ", wrote Shah Rukh on Twitter next to the rap video.
Prime Minister sahib @narendramodi creativity ki liye bola tha. Main Thoda late ho gaya video banana mein … aap mat hona Vot … https://t.co/aRCpQOHvVff19459005]— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) 1555923576000
"… Aapka matdan loktantra ki jaan," he says in the video.
"Lagi ungli pe syaahi / dekho badla nazaara / yé desh hai hamara / ye farz hai hamara", he says, displaying his inked finger in the video.
"Ab na karni complaint, na koi bhi bahana / Low badhna hai aaa aur desh ko badhana," he says in the rap video.
In March, Modi tweeted to actors such as Alia Bhatt, Deepika Padukone, Anushka Sharma, Ranveer Singh, Karan Johar, Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Aamir Khan and Akshay Kumar to help encourage youth votes.
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