Aamir Khan goes to all extent to ensure that he fulfills all his characters. He is one of the most hardworking and dedicated stars in the industry. But he also has a kind and golden heart. Recently, he attended the premiere of a film in Mumbai and was seen with his daughter Ira Khan’s mother -in -law, Pritam Shikhare. In this incident, Mr. Perfectionist also helped him get out of his luxury vehicle. Check it – check!
Earlier today, on January 29, 2025, Aamir Khan participated in the 1998 screening of Eli andram’s first Marathi film, 1998. At the event, the PK actor was seen with his daughter Ira Khan’s mother -in -law, Pritam Shikhare. Before entering the venue, Khan ensured Pritam (Nupur Shikhare’s mother) to get out of her swell luxury vehicle.
In a clip posted on Pinkvilla’s Instagram handle, the experienced Bollywood actor can be seen standing at the car door, while Pritam tried to get out of it. Seeing his struggle, Khan extended his hand towards him.
Aamir Khan helps Pritam Shikhare get out of the car:
Aamir is busy producing films like Mapat Ladies. But after a brief break from acting, he is ready to return to the big screen with Sitare land cross, which he is also co-building. He is also supporting Lahore 1947.
Saying that, Khan is also excited to shoot the sequel of 2008 creed blockbuster Ghajini. An internal source specifically told Pinkvilla that producers Allu Arvind and Madhu Mantena are planning to shoot together for Ghajini 2 in Hindi and Tamil.
The inner source said, “Both Suriya and Aamir Khan are excited by the idea of Ghajini 2, but do not want a remake tag on their film. They are also worried that the first arrival film will take away the novelty factor and express its concerns to the producers. ,
The source said, “On hearing the two actors, Allu Arvind and Madhu Mantena came with a solution to the shooting of two Ghajini films on the same time and brought them to the big screen on the same day.”
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