The actor Aamir Khan presses Mumbai to vote and launches a joke too

The superstar Aamir Khan was among the first voters of Mumbai on Monday, visiting the St. Anne High School booth in Bandra with his wife Director Kiran Rao just before 10 am

"It's an extremely important day for all of us, and it's very important that each and every one of them participate in this project, and Kiran and I did that. love, prosperity and progress in the country people should keep this in mind and vote, "he said after voting.

Aamir Khan also had some electoral humor for those who had gathered around to take a look at the star 'Basanti' s Rank & # 39; by going to vote.

"Once the President of the United States went for a morning walk, someone asked him," What are you doing? He replied, "I am the president of America." Then he asked the man, "What are you doing?" The man said, "I elect the president of the America, "he said, laughing loudly at the crowd.

The six seats of the Lok Sabha in Mumbai vote with 11 others in Maharashtra in the fourth round of voting for the seven-round parliamentary elections ending May 19. Results are expected by May 23rd.

There are several contenders in the world in the capital of business and entertainment, including Rangeela co-star Aamir Khan, the congressional candidate.

Poonam Mahajan of the BJP against Priya Dutt of Congress in north-central Mumbai and the campaign of Congress leader Milind Deora against incumbent legislator Sena Arvind Sawant in South Mumbai.

The Congress and its ally, Sharad Pawar National Congress Party, or the NCP, attempt to win the six seats of the BJP-Shiv Sena Association. The last time, the Sena had won three seats and the BJP three.

In addition to Aamir Khan, several Bollywood celebrities, including Rekha, Priyanka Chopra Jonah, Madhuri Dixit Nene, Shankar Mahadevan, Paresh Rawal and Ravi Kishan were also among the first voters on Monday.

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