City
Epaper

Sidharth Malhotra asks Delhi to go out and vote after flying in from Mumbai to do just that

By IANS | Updated: May 25, 2024 15:50 IST

Mumbai, May 25 Actor Sidharth Malhotra on Saturday flaunted his inked index finger after casting his vote in ...

Open in App

Mumbai, May 25 Actor Sidharth Malhotra on Saturday flaunted his inked index finger after casting his vote in the sixth phase of the Lok Sabha polls.

Earlier, in the day, the 'Shershaah' actor was spotted at the Mumbai airport in a casual look, as he was en route to Delhi to cast his vote.

Sidharth took to Instagram and shared a selfie wearing a white shirt, and showing off his inked finger.

The actor wrote in the caption: "Came to my hometown, Delhi, to celebrate the world's largest democracy by voting, Delhi, go out 'Vote' #DelhiVoteNow #VoteForIndia."

Meanwhile, on the work front, Sidharth was last seen in the action thriller 'Yodha'. The film also starred Raashii Khanna and Disha Patani.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

Other SportsIPL 2025: Rohit leads the charge as MI survive Sudharsan scare in 20-run win over GT

EntertainmentEvangeline Lilly shares pictures of gruesome injuries she sustained after fainting

EntertainmentSinger Milind Gabba, wife Pria blessed with twins

NationalUnion Minister Shivraj Chouhan participates in 'Viksit Krishi Sankalp Abhiyan' event in Jammu

NationalK'taka CM Siddaramaiah pulls up officials over child marriages

Entertainment Realted Stories

Entertainment"...It was all in God's hands": Mamta Kulkarni on controversy around her appointment as Mahamandleshwar of Kinnar Akhada

EntertainmentAriana Grande to star opposite Robert De Niro in 'Meet the Parents 4'

Entertainment"Will soon be releasing documented evidence": Raj Kundra alleges financial misconduct by Rajasthan Royals promoter

EntertainmentDocumentary on K-pop superstar Lisa in works

EntertainmentTaylor Swift buys rights to her first six albums