Pm Lookalike

A person dressed as North Korea's Kim Jong Un crashed an election campaign event for Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Friday, dodging security to enter a manufacturing facility after the Australian leader had departed.

A lookalike of Prime Minister Narendra Modi who is contesting the Lok Sabha elections has been served a notice for violating the poll code over his slogan - "one vote, one note", news agency PTI reported. Abhinandhan Pathak filed his papers from Lucknow as an independent candidate on Friday. He said he would also fight from Varanasi, represented by...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be running against a candidate who is almost his mirror image in the ongoing general election.

A lookalike of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday visited the BJP's central office in New Delhi and expressed his best wishes for the party members for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls.

An Afghan talent show contestant's striking resemblance to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has turned him into an unlikely celebrity in the war-torn country -- and potentially given him the winning edge.

He looks like Prime Minister Narendra Modi, dresses and speaks like him and begins his speech with 'Mitron', but their similarities end there -- He is Abhinandan Pathak, a Congress campaigner in the Naxal-affected Bastar region of Chhattisgarh who says "achche din nahin ayenge".

Abhinandan Pathak, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's lookalike, has been a passionate campaigner for the BJP in several elections. Which is why, his announcement on Thursday was surprising.

With BJP's PM candidate Narendra Modi busy campaigning across the country, city-based Jitendra Vyas, a lookalike of the Gujarat Chief Minister, has launched a campaign to ensure his victory from Vadodara Lok Sabha seat from where he will be contesting, besides Varanasi.

As he walks slowly wearing a white kurta-pyjama and a light blue turban, anyone could mistake him for the most powerful man in India -- Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. But Delhi-based transporter Gurmeet Singh Sethi does not mind. So much so that he even accepted an offer from TV personality Suhaib Ilyasi of "India's Most Wanted" fame to be the part...

A person dressed as North Korea's Kim Jong Un crashed an election campaign event for Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Friday, dodging security to enter a manufacturing facility after the Australian leader had departed.

A lookalike of Prime Minister Narendra Modi who is contesting the Lok Sabha elections has been served a notice for violating the poll code over his slogan - "one vote, one note", news agency PTI reported. Abhinandhan Pathak filed his papers from Lucknow as an independent candidate on Friday. He said he would also fight from Varanasi, represented by...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be running against a candidate who is almost his mirror image in the ongoing general election.

A lookalike of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday visited the BJP's central office in New Delhi and expressed his best wishes for the party members for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls.

An Afghan talent show contestant's striking resemblance to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has turned him into an unlikely celebrity in the war-torn country -- and potentially given him the winning edge.

He looks like Prime Minister Narendra Modi, dresses and speaks like him and begins his speech with 'Mitron', but their similarities end there -- He is Abhinandan Pathak, a Congress campaigner in the Naxal-affected Bastar region of Chhattisgarh who says "achche din nahin ayenge".

Abhinandan Pathak, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's lookalike, has been a passionate campaigner for the BJP in several elections. Which is why, his announcement on Thursday was surprising.

With BJP's PM candidate Narendra Modi busy campaigning across the country, city-based Jitendra Vyas, a lookalike of the Gujarat Chief Minister, has launched a campaign to ensure his victory from Vadodara Lok Sabha seat from where he will be contesting, besides Varanasi.

As he walks slowly wearing a white kurta-pyjama and a light blue turban, anyone could mistake him for the most powerful man in India -- Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. But Delhi-based transporter Gurmeet Singh Sethi does not mind. So much so that he even accepted an offer from TV personality Suhaib Ilyasi of "India's Most Wanted" fame to be the part...