“AAP lacks funds and we believe this movement of us coming together can make a change,” said Raghu Ram. “That is why, we decided to become human hoardings at signals at no price. We have torn our shoes, literally,” said Raghu grinning at his torn shoes.

“This is totally an initiative by us,” confessed Ranvir Shorey. “If we make a mistake, it is entirely ours. Let us not get itno the Blame It On Kejriwal game.”

Added Tejaswini Kolhapure and Vidya Malavade, “we have come together and are requesting people to stand by a party that belongs to the common man. Simply because we don’t have moneys to splurge, we are here as people, making a humble request for values we believe in.” Tejaswini Kolhapure with composer Raju singh and Sherley Singh posed with the broom, the symbol of AAP and talked about how the values can make a clean sweep.

Director Anubhav Sinha, Hansal Mehta, Ashwini Choudhary preferred to let their presence talk, while Raj Zutshi urged the youngsters asking them and to go out there and vote.

A team of youngsters  created anthem, urging people to go out and vote. “Jugnu Jugnu jod jodke sooraj hum banayengae,” echoed singer Mudasir Ali joined by composer Jaan Nissar Lone, guitarist Shabbir Sahir, Sahil Khan and Salmaan Shaikh, with lyricist Tanvir Gazi and Anusha  Iyer. A thought to echo the sentiments, people from the streets involving common people getting off their cars, bus drivers and auto drivers wore the cap and echoes… “Ektaa ki shakti se andherere jo mitayengae. Vote daalo, hakk jatao, apna farz nibhao…”

Source: Sachin Murdeshwar