MUMBAI : Voting is one of the most crucial aspects of living in a democracy, such as India. Few people in our nation are passionate about voting, despite the fact that many are able to do so.
Voter turnout has positively increased with every election. Voting has increased, which is a good thing because every vote matters toward a brighter future for our nation.
Among the campaigns which shout the importance of voting, there are also many Hindi movies which showcase the importance of voting and how every vote matters.
Nayak
The Anil Kapoor film was well in advance of its day. Chief Minister Balraj Chauhan (Amrish Puri) challenges reporter Shivaji (Anil Kapoor) to take over as chief minister for a day after spotting a gap in the Indian constitution.
This incident occurs after Shivaji, who is enraged, accuses Balraj of multiple things and provides evidence and facts to support his claims. Shivaji takes up the challenge, turns the city upside down, and poses a serious danger to Balraj's political future.
Aandhi
It is thought that the 1975 film is modeled on the life of the late Indian Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi. The film was not allowed to be released in 1975 since the Congress was still in power in India. But the Janta Party approved the film after she lost the 1977 elections.
Sarkar
Mumbai's powerful guy, Amitabh Bachchan's character Subhash Nagre, also serves as the head of a government and is revered by a large number of people. But in order to have him slain, his own son Shankar Nagre (Abhishek Bachchan) employs contract murderers.
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Sarkar is a classic blue political film that provides insight into the power of a seat. Though it differs greatly from The Godfather, the movie is similar to it.
Newton
For election duty, a government employee is dispatched to a politically volatile region in Central India. He makes an effort to arrange a free and fair election in spite of several challenges.
Rajneeti
The political thriller Raajneeti by Prakash Jha is a masterclass in dishonesty and deception. The film immerses us in the brutal world of politician life.
In the movie Raajneeti, a young guy who wishes to leave his politically active family behind and live a regular life in the US is compelled to remain after his father is shot and killed. He only learns the art of mixed relations and the hunger for power when he enters politics.
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