Who wants to be an MP when you can be PM on the screen, says Vivek Oberoi

He asked her if he would like to try to to get into politics, Vivek told IANS: "No. In 2004, I was offered my first ticket as a Member of Parliament. It has been five times since then, including by-elections. I was offered the deputy ticket of regional and national parties, but I said no. "

" Who wants to be a deputy when one can be prime minister on the screen, "added the actor, who plays the role of Modi in The biopic of the leader" PM Narendra Modi ", published on May 24th.
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The film, which retraces the story of Modi's life, was stopped just one night before its global opening scheduled on April 11, when the parliamentary elections started, to ensure equal opportunities for them. elections.
"We finished filming the film in just 38 days and the Electoral Commission delayed us by 40 days to publish it, and it took longer for the film than for the film, but it's all gone now," did he declare. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was described as a "propaganda film" and several political parties called for the ban on the release of the biopic until the end of Lok Sabha's poll.

Vivek believes that politics should not be suspended play sports for the cinema.

"I just feel that if they focus a little more on the work to be done, serve the people as they are supposed to do rather than do all that silly stuff … If you do your job, then you do not 'You would not have to run with all this … The appreciation comes from the work you do,' said the 42-year-old actor.

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