Bollywood celebs who voted at Lok Sabha Elections 2014

Down South the voter turnout of staggering 70% witnessed Kamal Haasan and Gouthami cast their votes. Also, superstar Rajinikanth did his bit by casting his vote.

Down South the voter turnout of staggering 70% witnessed Kamal Haasan and Gouthami cast their votes.

Also, superstar Rajinikanth did his bit by casting his vote.

While most of the industry folks turned up at the polling station, a few skipped their right to vote, Read More">the apparent reason behind their absence being the IIFA (International Indian Film Awards) that is set to take place over the weekend in the US. The list of Bollywood celebs who skipped voting for the LokRead More

While most of the industry folks turned up at the polling station, a few skipped their right to vote, the apparent reason behind their absence being the IIFA (International Indian Film Awards) that is set to take place over the weekend in the US.

The list of Bollywood celebs who skipped voting for the Lok Sabha elections include prominent names like Shabana Azmi, Javed Akhtar, Sonakshi Sinha, Shahid Kapoor, Anil Kapoor, Saif Ali Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Malaika Arora, Kangna Ranaut, Deepika Padukone, Priyanka Chopra, Bipasha Basu, Salman Khan, Hrithik Roshan and Madhuri Dixit.

Though big brother Salman Khan wasn’t anywhere to be seen, Sohail Khan and his wife managed to make it to the voting session and so did Arbaaz. Also, former actress Bhagyashree who has successfully stayed away from Bollywood was seen at the voting booth.

Though big brother Salman Khan wasn't anywhere to be seen, Sohail Khan and his wife managed to make it to the voting session and so did Arbaaz.

Also, former actress Bhagyashree who has successfully stayed away from Bollywood was seen at the voting booth.

Also, actress turned producer and IPL owner Shilpa Shetty Kundra made sure to give her vote. She later tweeted, “Hey Tweeto’s Every vote counts. Make yours count too be a responsible Indian.” Vidya Balan has been a resident of Mumbai since childhood and the actress was seen casting her vote at Chembur with her family.

Also, actress turned producer and IPL owner Shilpa Shetty Kundra made sure to give her vote. She later tweeted, "Hey Tweeto's Every vote counts. Make yours count too be a responsible Indian."

Vidya Balan has been a resident of Mumbai since childhood and the actress was seen casting her vote at Chembur with her family.

Former actress Sonali Bendre was accompanied by her husband Goldie Behl while she made it to the voting booth. While her husband was nowhere to be seen, designer and socialite Sussane Roshan was seen at the voting booth.

Former actress Sonali Bendre was accompanied by her husband Goldie Behl while she made it to the voting booth.

While her husband was nowhere to be seen, designer and socialite Sussane Roshan was seen at the voting booth.