Mumbai Elections 2024: Akshay Kumar, Janhvi Kapoor, Shahid Kapoor & others cast their votes

Aamir Khan spotted with ex-wife Kiran Rao as they go to cast the vote

Aamir Khan was seen with his ex-wife Kiran Rao as the duo steeped out in the city to cast the vote. While Aamir Khan kept it casual as always in a black tee and grey pants, Kiran Rao wa seen in white top and blue shorts. 

Ranbir Kapoor got spotted outside the polling booth in a crisp white shirt and blue jeans, while he had a little fun conversation with the paps, before heading in. 

Shah Rukh Khan along with Suhana and AbRam arrive to cast the vote

Actor Shah Rukh Khan was also seen at a Mumbai polling booth to cast his vote in the ongoing Lok Sabha 2024 elections. He was accompanied by his family: wife Gauri Khan, daughter Suhana Khan, and son AbRam. Shah Rukh arrived at the polling station wearing a black T-shirt and pants. Suhana donned a blue suit, while Gauri opted for a white top and blue jeans. 

Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor outside the polling booth

Kareena Kapoor was seen stumbling as she exited the front seat of their car. Saif Ali Khan, dressed in a beige kurta and matching pants, joined her, and the couple walked together into the designated polling room. Kareena wore a white kurta paired with blue jeans, and both actors sported dark sunglasses.

Ananya Panday along with her family cast vote

Ananya Panday was seen dressed in a comfy and chic outfit as she arrived with father Chunky Pandey and mother Bhavana to cast the vote. 

Mom-to-be Natasha Dalal steps out to vote

After Varun Dhawan casted vote with his dad David Dhawan, his wife and mother-to-be  Natasha Dalal also stepped out of the city to cast her vote. She was clad in a comfy floral dress and posed for the paps with her inked finger. 

Newlyweds Rakul Preet Singh and Jackky Bhagnani fulfilling their civic duty

Arshad Warsi along with wife cast vote

Gulzar Sahab with Meghna Gulzar votes

Meghna Gulzar and Gulzar Ji set an example by fulfilling their civic duty and casting their votes. 

Mother-daughter duo Esha Deol and Hema Malini show inked fingers

Esha Deol and Hema Malini were papped outside the voting booth as they casted their votes and posed for the shutterbugs. The duo were seen clad in ethnic attires. 

Shahid Kapoor's vote carfie

After casting his vote, Shahid Kapoor posted a selfie from his car on Instagram Stories. He encouraged his followers with the message, "Cast your vote. Every vote counts."

Dharmendra arrives to voting booth

Veteran actor Dharmendra was seen heading towards the voting booth to cast his vote while being assisted by his bodyguard. Fans have been praising the actor for his dedication and responsibility towards the country. 

Sanya Malhotra also voted on Monday. After casting her vote, she posed for the paparazzi, displaying her inked finger. She was spotted wearing an oversized T-shirt and trousers.

After voting, Pooja Bhatt posted a photo on Instagram with her father, Mahesh Bhatt. In the picture, they both proudly displayed their inked fingers while smiling at the camera. She captioned it, "We walked our talk and talked our walk! It was great to see a long line at the polling booths at 7 AM this morning. Well done, Bandra! Well done, Mumbai! Please go vote. Your voice matters!"

Rajkummar Rao was papped outside the voting booth as she displayed his inked finger. While talking with the paps and reporters he urged his fans and followers to vote by saying 'Karlo guys, boht important hai'. 

Tabu makes her way to the polling booth

Tabu also participated in the voting, showing her ink-stained finger to the cameras. She opted for a classic look with a white shirt and navy blue trousers.

Janhvi Kapoor casts her vote- Don't miss out her dupatta

One of the earliest celebrities to vote was Janhvi Kapoor. She looked elegant in a pink suit paired with matching heels. Janhvi proudly displayed her inked finger while smiling and posing for the paparazzi. What also caught the attention of the onlookers was her 'dupatta border' with the song lyrics 'dekha tenu pehli baar' inscribed on it as she promotes her film 'Mr. & Mrs. Mahi'. 

Akshay Kumar says, "It's my first time voting since obtaining citizenship"

Paps captured Akshay Kumar at the polling station in the wee hours. Dressed stylishly in an olive-green shirt and sunglasses, the actor stood patiently in line, exchanging smiles with fellow voters.

After casting his vote, Akshay spoke to the media, sharing his thoughts on the election. "I just want my India to remain developed and strong. Keeping that in mind, I cast my vote," he said. Akshay also observed that the voter turnout seemed promising this year. Visiting the booth at 7 AM, he noted the presence of 500–600 voters. He expressed his satisfaction, highlighting that it was his first time voting since obtaining his citizenship.