of activist Anna Hazare's team be tabled in parliament.
Actors, producers, directors, writers, artists and workers from various units of the industry joined hands to express their solidarity with Hazare leading the fight against corruption.
The film personalities took out a peace rally from the office of the Andhra Pradesh Film Chamber of Commerce in Film Nagar to condemn the arrest of Hazare and his supporters.
They later began their fast to express solidarity with the activist who launched his fast in New Delhi Tuesday and was sent to the Tihar Jail.
Eminent filmmaker and former union minister Dasari Narayana Rao, actor couple Jeevitha and Rajasekhar, actor Babu Mohan and others were participating.
Some participants had black ribbons tied across their mouths while others were carrying placards.
"We fully support Anna Hazare and his aides fighting against corruption. There is no alternative to a comprehensive Jan Lokpal bill," said actress Jeevitha.
She demanded every politician, including the prime minister, must be brought under the purview of the Lokpal.
"We are in a situation where nobody is above board. The public perception is that 80 to 90 percent politicians are corrupt and hence there is every need to make all politicians accountable," she said.
Hazare, who has been fasting for a stronger anti-corruption law since three days from inside the jail, Friday left for the Ramlila ground of Delhi to continue his crusade.
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