Celebs cast their votes, urge people to do the same

Celebs cast their votes,urge people to do the same. As the much-anticipated election day dawned, both Telugu states buzzed with electoral fervor. While Telangana geared up for Lok Sabha polls, Andhra Pradesh braced itself for general elections and Lok Sabha polls, capturing the nation's attention. Citizens from all walks of life, including celebrities and politicians, made their way to the polling booths to exercise their democratic right.

Jr NTR, accompanied by his wife Lakshmi Pranathi and mother Shalini Nandamuri, was among those who participated in the democratic process. Videos of the esteemed actors patiently waiting in queues at their respective polling booths in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, quickly went viral on social media.

The Nandamuri family cast their votes at the Obul Reddy Public School in Jubilee Hills, with Nandamuri Kalyanram also casting his vote in the ongoing Lok Sabha Elections.

Elsewhere, stalwarts like Mohan Babu, Vishnu Manchu, and Naga Chaitanya fulfilled their civic duty by casting their votes in their respective constituencies. Lakshmi Manchu, renowned actor, host, and producer, also joined the ranks of responsible citizens by voting.

Cinematographer, director, and screenwriter Tej made his way to a polling booth in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, echoing the sentiment of civic responsibility. Encouraging others to follow suit, Tej remarked, "Don't sit at home. Step out and vote so that you don't complain later that your government is not good."

Director SS Rajamouli, after casting his vote, urged fellow citizens to demonstrate their responsibility and care for the country by voting. His son, SS Karthikeya, echoed the sentiment, emphasizing the importance of fulfilling one's responsibility by voting.