Ranvir Shorey, who was recently seen in the film ‘Sonchiriya’ and has featured in other films like Khosla Ka Ghosla and Bheja Fry has carved a niche for himself as an actor. He shared a video on social media on Wednesday where he spoke to the voters ahead of Lok Sabha polls about rational voting.
The actor posted a video with a caption that read, “My fellow Indians, in the fine tradition of entertainers talking politics, here is my pre-elections 2019 special. Watch and share. Jai Hind”
My fellow Indians, in the fine tradition of entertainers talking politics, here is my pre #Elections2019 special. Watch and share. Jai Hind. pic.twitter.com/VXyglWAJZb
— रanviर_ डhoरeय_ (@RanvirShorey) April 10, 2019
Ranvir starts by saying the ahead of the polls, celebs have been encouraging people to come and vote but are also telling voters what to do and influencing their minds. He stressed on the point that not just voting, the reason is very important and the vote should be given to the right candidate.
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Shorey also said that India being a huge nation has a cluster of problems which cannot be solved and sorted out in merely five years. He said that it would be unfair to put everything on a government who has only been in power for five years.
He also questioned, “Was our country on the right track before 2014? Did we not have any riots in the country before these 5 years? Weren’t the poor butchered or killed in the name of religion before as well? Weren’t unemployment and hunger key problems then?
He also made a statement wherein he mentioned that people sitting in castles and big homes won’t understand poverty and those who ruled for 60 years are now talking about ‘Nyay’ or justice.
Ranvir Shorey ended the video by saying that the voters need to choose wisely and not get influenced by others.
This video comes in after a collective celebrity video was posted by Congress’ twitter handle.
Bollywood has one message to the people of India: Vote karo, magar soch samajh ke. pic.twitter.com/ibnK78hArf
— Congress (@INCIndia) April 9, 2019