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'Raksha Mantri Spreading Araksha': Parrikar-Aamir Khan Row In Parliament
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar drew flak from the opposition in parliament today for suggesting that actor Aamir Khan should be "taught a lesson" for his comments on intolerance last year.
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Aamir Khan Clarifies He 'Never Said' India Was Intolerant
"I never said India was intolerant, I was wrongly quoted. To speak about 'rising intolerance' and to say India is 'intolerant' are two different things," the actor said. "I had said in my interview that there was a sense of depression, a sense of despondency, a feeling of insecurity and intolerance was growing. But these are entirely two different ...
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Aamir Khan Was To Talk On Peace At 'Make In India' Mumbai Event
Actor Aamir Khan was to talk about peace and recite a Marathi poem on Sunday's 'Make In India' cultural event which was called off after a major fire broke out at the Mumbai venue.
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Aamir Khan's Remarks On Intolerance Hurt Me, Nation: Venkaiah Naidu
Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu has said that actor Aamir Khan's remarks on the ongoing intolerance debate had hurt him and the country.
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Aamir Khan Hints There May Be More From Team 3 Idiots
When asked if we would see Aamir Khan work with his 3 Idiots co-stars Sharman Joshi and Madhavan again, he said: "Yes Raju (director Rajkumar Hirani) was saying something about this. But it's not confirmed as yet." Aamir Khan was speaking at a press conference to celebrate 10 years of Rang De Basanti
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Aamir Khan's Film Deserves 'Treatment', Says 'Little Angry' BJP Leader
For his comments on perceived intolerance in the country, actor Aamir Khan's upcoming film Dangal deserves "treatment", senior BJP leader Kaliash Vijayvargiya said on Friday.
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Take My Security, Mumbai Needs It, Says Aamir Khan
The Mumbai Police may seem confused about whether to substantially cut the security it provides to actors Aamir and Shah Rukh Khan, but the 50-year-old star of blockbusters like PK and Lagaan is unambiguous.
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Ashutosh Rana on Aamir Khan's Comments on 'Intolerance'
"If someone gives a statement on intolerance, we should discuss it, rather than the person who made the statement. One should not make personal attacks and criticise the man's achievements for voicing his concern in public," said Ashutosh Rana
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Sonam Kapoor Says, Aamir's 'Intolerance' Remark 'Taken Out of Context'
"People have taken the statement out of context. Have you seen his entire interview or have you just picked out that one statement? It was just a living room discussion. He basically said that he is scared that this thought has entered his mind," said Sonam Kapoor
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Anupam Kher Says Aamir Khan Thinks he Should Have Opinion on Everything
"Aamir Khan is a friend too and we did a lot of films together like Dil, Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin, but that time he wasn't 'Aamir Khan'. He then, rightly, over the years cultivated himself. He then thought he should give opinions on everything. Whether it's the controversy of AIB, or whether it is this (intolerance) or that"
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Aamir Khan Thinks He Should Have Opinion on Everything: Anupam Kher
Veteran actor Anupam Kher says he has great respect for Aamir Khan but feels the superstar has developed a habit of giving opinions on everything.
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Modi, Will You Ignore Aamir Khan Too?
Bollywood has always preserved us from the poison of Hindutva. No wonder the Hindutva trolls take to 140 characters of character assassination, particularly of any Bollywood star, and above all, Muslim screen heroes, who speak their mind about public affairs.
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Raju Hirani Explains Why Aamir Khan's Comments on 'Intolerance' Are 'Innocent'
"Aamir has clearly said, 'I feel distressed, I feel sad that my wife once said this to me.' To me, it was a very innocent answer. Perhaps, he shared something from his family conversations with the public. According to me, that should've been ignored," said Rajkumar Hirani
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In Reactions to Aamir, Look Across the Border
Today, when I look at the violent reactions against Aamir's statement, I am filled with dread. I am reminded of Pakistan.
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Mamata Banerjee Comes Out in Support of Aamir Khan, Says India Belongs to Everyone
Extending her support to Bollywood actor Aamir Khan, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said no one has the right to ask someone to leave this country as this country belongs to everyone.
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'Raksha Mantri Spreading Araksha': Parrikar-Aamir Khan Row In Parliament
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar drew flak from the opposition in parliament today for suggesting that actor Aamir Khan should be "taught a lesson" for his comments on intolerance last year.
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Aamir Khan Clarifies He 'Never Said' India Was Intolerant
"I never said India was intolerant, I was wrongly quoted. To speak about 'rising intolerance' and to say India is 'intolerant' are two different things," the actor said. "I had said in my interview that there was a sense of depression, a sense of despondency, a feeling of insecurity and intolerance was growing. But these are entirely two different ...
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Aamir Khan Was To Talk On Peace At 'Make In India' Mumbai Event
Actor Aamir Khan was to talk about peace and recite a Marathi poem on Sunday's 'Make In India' cultural event which was called off after a major fire broke out at the Mumbai venue.
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Aamir Khan's Remarks On Intolerance Hurt Me, Nation: Venkaiah Naidu
Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu has said that actor Aamir Khan's remarks on the ongoing intolerance debate had hurt him and the country.
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Aamir Khan Hints There May Be More From Team 3 Idiots
When asked if we would see Aamir Khan work with his 3 Idiots co-stars Sharman Joshi and Madhavan again, he said: "Yes Raju (director Rajkumar Hirani) was saying something about this. But it's not confirmed as yet." Aamir Khan was speaking at a press conference to celebrate 10 years of Rang De Basanti
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Aamir Khan's Film Deserves 'Treatment', Says 'Little Angry' BJP Leader
For his comments on perceived intolerance in the country, actor Aamir Khan's upcoming film Dangal deserves "treatment", senior BJP leader Kaliash Vijayvargiya said on Friday.
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Take My Security, Mumbai Needs It, Says Aamir Khan
The Mumbai Police may seem confused about whether to substantially cut the security it provides to actors Aamir and Shah Rukh Khan, but the 50-year-old star of blockbusters like PK and Lagaan is unambiguous.
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Ashutosh Rana on Aamir Khan's Comments on 'Intolerance'
"If someone gives a statement on intolerance, we should discuss it, rather than the person who made the statement. One should not make personal attacks and criticise the man's achievements for voicing his concern in public," said Ashutosh Rana
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Sonam Kapoor Says, Aamir's 'Intolerance' Remark 'Taken Out of Context'
"People have taken the statement out of context. Have you seen his entire interview or have you just picked out that one statement? It was just a living room discussion. He basically said that he is scared that this thought has entered his mind," said Sonam Kapoor
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Anupam Kher Says Aamir Khan Thinks he Should Have Opinion on Everything
"Aamir Khan is a friend too and we did a lot of films together like Dil, Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin, but that time he wasn't 'Aamir Khan'. He then, rightly, over the years cultivated himself. He then thought he should give opinions on everything. Whether it's the controversy of AIB, or whether it is this (intolerance) or that"
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Aamir Khan Thinks He Should Have Opinion on Everything: Anupam Kher
Veteran actor Anupam Kher says he has great respect for Aamir Khan but feels the superstar has developed a habit of giving opinions on everything.
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Modi, Will You Ignore Aamir Khan Too?
Bollywood has always preserved us from the poison of Hindutva. No wonder the Hindutva trolls take to 140 characters of character assassination, particularly of any Bollywood star, and above all, Muslim screen heroes, who speak their mind about public affairs.
-
Raju Hirani Explains Why Aamir Khan's Comments on 'Intolerance' Are 'Innocent'
"Aamir has clearly said, 'I feel distressed, I feel sad that my wife once said this to me.' To me, it was a very innocent answer. Perhaps, he shared something from his family conversations with the public. According to me, that should've been ignored," said Rajkumar Hirani
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In Reactions to Aamir, Look Across the Border
Today, when I look at the violent reactions against Aamir's statement, I am filled with dread. I am reminded of Pakistan.
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Mamata Banerjee Comes Out in Support of Aamir Khan, Says India Belongs to Everyone
Extending her support to Bollywood actor Aamir Khan, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said no one has the right to ask someone to leave this country as this country belongs to everyone.
