India, May 4 -- Getting elections right in India is never straightforward. Voter moods can shift quietly, alliances can confuse arithmetic, and last-minute swings often go undetected. Yet, in the middle of this uncertainty, Axis My India has got its prediction right for Tamil Nadu and Kerala.

The Tamil Nadu Assembly elections were held in a single phase on April 23, recording a historic turnout of 84.69%, the highest since Independence in the state. The previous highest was 78.29% in 2011. Meanwhile, Kerala recorded a turnout of 78.27% across 140 constituencies.

In Tamil Nadu, Axis My India's projections stood out for identifying a major churn in the state's political landscape. The exit poll pointed to a dramatic rise of actor-turned-p...