In what seemed like a script of an idealistic political movie, the actor, who came dressed in Khaki, said that three email ids have been made public, where people can send their resumes and ideas. His party, he said, will be based on the suggestions made by people who would approach him. Qualified candidates will be selected and their details will be made public.

Although he claimed the party will not have a party fund, he failed to explain how the party’s daily works would be financed.

His wife and prominent Kannada actress Priyanka Upendra later clarified that the idea of a cashless political party is about not taking funds from lobbyist and not spending large sums on political rallies. “We would use his fame and social media to reach out to people,” she said.