Film Stars Shine in Recent Elections: Pawan Kalyan, Kangana Ranaut Among Victors
Following the Lok Sabha election results, which defied most exit polls, there has been a notable change of government in Andhra Pradesh. Concurrently, several film stars have successfully transitioned into politics, marking a significant trend.
Powerstar Pawan Kalyan, founder of the Jana Sena Party, secured his maiden victory in the Andhra Pradesh Assembly Elections from the Pithapuram constituency, overcoming previous electoral setbacks.
Nandamuri Balakrishna, representing the TDP from Hindupuram, clinched his third consecutive win, underscoring his enduring popularity.
In a notable debut, Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut, known for her vocal support of the BJP, emerged victorious from the Mandi constituency in Himachal Pradesh, securing a substantial victory margin.
Malayalam actor Suresh Gopi achieved a historic win in Kerala as a BJP candidate from the Srisuru constituency, marking a significant milestone for the party in the state.
Renowned Bhojpuri actor Ravi Kishan secured his second term as an MP from the Gorakhpur parliamentary constituency in Uttar Pradesh under the BJP banner.
Similarly, Bhojpuri actor and singer Manoj Tiwari triumphed in the North East Delhi constituency as a BJP candidate, defeating his Congress rival.
Arun Govil, celebrated for his portrayal of Sri Rama in the television series ‘Ramayanam’, secured a landslide victory as a BJP candidate from the Meerut constituency.
In West Bengal, Rachna Banerjee, acclaimed for her roles in Bengali cinema, won from the Hooghly seat as a TMC candidate, prevailing over her BJP opponent.
Former BJP member Shatrughan Sinha, now with the TMC, clinched victory from the Asansol constituency in West Bengal, highlighting his successful transition.
Meanwhile, Hema Malini, contesting from the Mathura constituency under the BJP banner, secured another term despite criticism regarding her local presence.
These victories underscore the growing influence of film personalities in Indian politics, reflecting diverse electoral successes across the country.
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