Veteran director Subhash Ghai was amongst many B-town celebs, who went out in full force to cast their votes in BMC elections.
Besides voting, Ghai voiced out his concern over corruption.
"The corruption must end. This is the sole reason for which I have come here to vote. If the corruption comes down, the development comes automatically," he said.
The 72 year-old, who looked intense while stressing on the matter, said, "The only problem of this country is corruption, corruption and corruption. I believes all the problems get half-solved, if the corruption gets stopped.
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