"I would never enter politics but I will go out and vote. If there are people who want to get into the system and bring some change, they can go ahead and do it. There is nothing wrong with that. People from everywhere have to participate to clean the system from inside," Abhay told PTI.
However, the 38-year-old actor's resume mostly boasts of films with a distinct social and political element. Be it 'Shanghai', which dealt with the issue of land displacement, 'Chakyavyuh' about the Naxalite movement or 'Ranjhanna', where he played a young student leader and socialist.
"I am not a politician, nor an activist. But in my small way I try and bring change with the kind of films I do. I choose my films very carefully. I have done films which are sensitive, which deal with some issues and are a mirror of the society," he said.
Abhay made his production debut this year with 'One By Two', which saw him opposite real-life girlfriend Preeti Desai. The film, however, did not do well. But, Abhay is not disheartened by the failure at all and says he will continue to produce films.