The motto of the Bhosale family from Pune's Rasta Peth area can be described as 'the family that votes together, stays together'.
Continuing a tradition, 27 members of the family voted in the Lok Sabha election Tuesday.
While the eldest among them was 95-year-old Parvatibai Bhosale, the youngest was her 26-year-old grandson Niranjan.
The family lives in a 'waada', a specimen of old-style architecture for which Pune was once famous. They walked to the nearby polling centre in a procession Tuesday morning.
"We are six brothers, and ours is a joint family. In every election we step out together and exercise our franchise," said 60-year-old Jaysingh Bhosale, himself a former corporator.
For the last few days, they were also creating awareness about importance of voting in their neighbourhood, he said.
The BJP's Girish Bapat, a state minister, is pitted against Congress' Mohan Joshi in Pune.