Bollywood Stars with BJP Ticket Register Victory- Shatrughan Sinha, Urmila Matondkar Lost the Polls

The Lok Sabha 2019 elections have already been over. If we talk about the results, then it looked quite evident that BJP is going to sweep away all the seats just like in the year 2014.

But this time, the trend is narrating yet another story. If you have seen the coverage from various news channels disclosing the news of all the winners or losers during the counting all along the day, you might have seen how BJP candidates continued to register their emphatic wins all over the country.

Talking about some of the Bollywood celebrities who chose to fight this year's Lok Sabha elections, those who fought with the BJP ticket registered their respective victories. For example, if we talk about Bollywood action star Sunny Deol who has appeared in loads of films till date, then he registered an easy and clear victory against his rivals.

In the same ways, another noted celebrity Hans Raj Hans also registered his emphatic victory yesterday as soon as the results were announced. As of now, BJP is being seen as the clear winner out of a number of parties who fought elections together.

Disclosing the results of some more Bollywood personalities who fought with BJP ticket include Kirron Kher, Hema Malini and Ravi Kishan. All of them joined BJP and fought this year's elections.

Now, talking about some of the big losers representing another section of Bollywood include Urmila Matondkar, Shatrughan Sinha and Raj Babbar. All of them fought Lok Sabha elections 2019 on Congress ticket. As per the latest Bollywood news in this regard, all of them were trailing heavily in their respective constituencies.

In the same ways, there were some other Bollywood celebrities like Moon Moon Sen who chose to fight elections from Trinamool Congress defeated with her rival BJP candidate. 

Now, this way, you can see that most of the Bollywood stars who tried to fight elections on ticket other than BJP could not register their respective victories. Although, they tried hard but almost failed to charm voters in any ways.