Film Stars As Political Stars – List Is Big!

The election results have come out, and most of the exit polls have gone wrong in terms of the Lok Sabha elections. However, there is a change of government in Andhra Pradesh. Meanwhile, many film stars have recreated their success in politics. Let us take a look at them.

Powerstar Pawan Kalyan, who previously lost the election in two places, has now won. He won as Pithapuram MLA and will be entering the Assembly for the first time.

Power Star Pawan Kalyan, the founder of the Jana Sena Party, won the AP Assembly Elections from the Pithapuram constituency. Last time, he lost the election from two places but this time, he came out successful.

Nandamuri Balakrishna, contesting as a TDP candidate from Hindupuram, secured his third consecutive win. He is unstoppable in true sense.

Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut, a vocal supporter of the BJP for the past several years, won her first election. Contesting from the Mandi constituency in Himachal Pradesh, she achieved a victory margin of over one lakh votes. It is a big achievement for the actress.

Malayalam actor Suresh Gopi made history in Kerala by winning as a BJP candidate from the Srisuru constituency. This marks the BJP’s first victory in Kerala.

Popular Bhojpuri actor Ravi Kishan won as a BJP candidate from the Gorakhpur parliamentary constituency in Uttar Pradesh. This is his second term as an MP.

Bhojpuri actor and singer Manoj Tiwari contested from the North East Delhi constituency as a BJP candidate and won, defeating Congress candidate Kanhaiya Kumar.

Arun Govil, famed for his role as Sri Rama in the television series ‘Ramayanam’, won a landslide victory as a BJP candidate from the Meerut constituency.

Rachna Banerjee, known for her roles in many Bengali films, contested from the Hooghly seat in West Bengal as a TMC candidate. She defeated Locket Chatterjee of the BJP by about 60,000 votes.

Former BJP actor Shatrughan Sinha, who criticized Modi and left the party, won as a TMC candidate from the Asansol constituency in West Bengal.

While contesting as a BJP candidate from the Mathura constituency, Hema Malini secured another victory with a significant majority. She maintained her seat despite criticisms of her limited presence in the constituency.