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Glad to see #AamirKhan admitting in his LATEST interview EXACTLY what I had observed a few days ago. He's confessing that he's TOTALLY out of sync with Marketing trends in the post-pandemic world & doesn't understand social media at all. Realisation of the first step towards improvement. I'm sure... show more

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Scared Aamir Khan needs to learn a thing or two about courage from the wonderful Naseeruddin Shah sahab. Why does Aamir Khan feel the need to clarify his wife's religion or whom his sisters married? Why respond to people who thrive on outrage and fleeting attention? In my view, such clarifications only give unnecessary importance to voices that don't deserve it. This is the same Aamir Khan who built his reputation on conviction, stood by his choices, and fought for his self-respect throughout his career. So why does he now appear to be explaining himself to insignificant critics? Aamir did one film at a time when other heroes were doing 25 films. He set the ground for others. On the other hand, there is Naseeruddin Shah sahab—an actor whose body of work speaks for itself. Whether it's his portrayal of JRD Tata in Made In India a Titan story. He defines what patriotism is all about. Main Vaapis Aaonga is an Oscar winning performance. He has delivered countless unforgettable performances over the decades, he has consistently expressed his beliefs without fear. That fearlessness, as much as his acting, will be remembered by history. With 1947 (earlier titled Lahore 1947), produced by Aamir Khan and based on a play by Avtar Bajaj sahab, I'm personally not convinced by the communication strategy around the film. It feels as though Aamir has been sanitizing his public messaging far more than before, and I genuinely wonder why. What do you think? Do you agree, disagree, or see it differently? Share your thoughts.

Scared Aamir Khan needs to learn a thing or two about courage from the wonderful Naseeruddin Shah sahab. Why does Aamir Khan feel the need to clarify his wife's religion or whom his sisters married? Why respond to people who thrive on outrage and fleeting attention? In my view, such clarifications only give unnecessary importance to voices that don't deserve it. This is the same Aamir Khan who built his reputation on conviction, stood by his choices, and fought for his self-respect throughout his career. So why does he now appear to be explaining himself to insignificant critics? Aamir did one film at a time when other heroes were doing 25 films. He set the ground for others. On the other hand, there is Naseeruddin Shah sahab—an actor whose body of work speaks for itself. Whether it's his portrayal of JRD Tata in Made In India a Titan story. He defines what patriotism is all about. Main Vaapis Aaonga is an Oscar winning performance. He has delivered countless unforgettable performances over the decades, he has consistently expressed his beliefs without fear. That fearlessness, as much as his acting, will be remembered by history. With 1947 (earlier titled Lahore 1947), produced by Aamir Khan and based on a play by Avtar Bajaj sahab, I'm personally not convinced by the communication strategy around the film. It feels as though Aamir has been sanitizing his public messaging far more than before, and I genuinely wonder why. What do you think? Do you agree, disagree, or see it differently? Share your thoughts.

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