Vidya balan skipped IIFA show for voting. Respect! - Page 5

Originally posted by: YusBee

What's wrong in appreciating stars for going out and vote? that too in Bollywood forum which is about Bollywood?😕

When they are involved in anything that's bad, we never stop opening topics about it..why shouldn't we also appreciate the efforts made by the stars too?

and yes, respect to everyone who votes...even if its a Bollywood star or a 90 yr old man...it's a right given to every citizen..you have to exercise the right..so yeah Respect to Vidya, farhan, Shahrukh, Amitabh and everyone of them who has voted.

Originally posted by: MoStLyHaRmLeSs

Aye Chal 😆

Originally posted by: Mithuu

That should/ could have been done.

Originally posted by: YusBee

Umm..I think the poster meant to say why didn't the organizers of IIFA have the event after the elections are over, like how IPL will be back in India after the elections.😕

Originally posted by: YusBee

Kahan? Polling booth?😆

Originally posted by: Mithuu

Are you serious? You think the election has to be postponed for these handful of movie actors. The IIFA event is over the weekend. Even if they fly out on THU ( after voting ) they can still make it in decent time here. No reason for not voting. We go to India in 14 hrs flat...non stop.

And Bollywood isn't INDIA...they are not even a fraction of India..to reschedule the elections for them. Elections wait for no one.

Originally posted by: KARAN888

Bollywood actors have voted ... okey 😕 Respect ?.. for what ? because they voted ?

what is next ? 🤪

never seen a respect homage for people just because they voted 😆

Originally posted by: AadatSeMajboor

so she voted in bengaluru den

Originally posted by: crazyRajputfan

Deepika didnt and she cant too she isnt indian citizen right others did though

Originally posted by: poetic

Deepika is an Indian citizen through either of the two moldes - jus soli or jus sanguinis I.e. either being born on the Indian soil OR having parenas who are citizens of India (blood relation). The Indian Constitution recognises these forms of citizenship, in addition to acquired forms of citizenship.

Somehow, she might have not got her name registered - as a result of which she has not been granted a Voter's Identity.

One can register as a voter even without a passport.

Am sire she has voted in Bengaluru where she could be registered in all likelihood - the articles and posts are confounding though. 😆