If you want change, then vote: Ranbir Kapoor


Mumbai, April 2 (IANS): Ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, starting April 7, "Raajneeti" star Ranbir Kapoor appeals to the country's youth to exercise their voting rights to bring about the desired changes in the country.

"I think it is very important that the youth of the country votes. If they want a change in the country, then they have to vote," Ranbir said here Tuesday at the red carpet of Mijwan Fashion Show.

"Unless they put their mind into who they want to represent their country, they can't expect a change in the country," added the actor, currently shooting for Anurag Kashyap's "Bombay Velvet".

The 31-year-old further said that the country's youth could turn into a vehicle of change by casting their votes.

"We always keep on complaining about many issues in the country… this or that not happening... but I think if you (country's youth) take the responsibility and you become the change in the world you want to see, then everything will go good," the actor said.

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  • juliet mascarenhas, bejai mangalore

    Wed, Apr 02 2014

    The appeal should be to exercise their franchise and not only 'if they want change'.

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