Showing posts with label Amir Khan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amir Khan. Show all posts

Friday, January 22, 2010

Aamir vows to give up smoking and drinking forever

Guess how Aamir Khan celebrated the super success of his film 3 Idiots? At a suburban restaurant in Andheri on January 18, people noticed that the perfectionist actor didn't touch a drop of alcohol and just feasted on Nimbu Pani.

The sources close Aamir claim that at his nephew Imran Khan's engagement party too, he refrained from sipping champagne.

It is widely believed that on 1st January 2010, Aamir made a resolution that he would give up alcohol and kick the butt forever. Talking to a news daily on his New Year resolution to quit smoking and drinking, a positive Aamir said, “I just felt like doing it from within. There is no specific reason.”

We hear that he has put on weight in recent months and tends to overdo his drinking a bit.

When prodded further, the actor playfully added, “Yaar, I've put on 10 kilos in recent months. Also, sometimes, I tended to overdo the drinking bit. And I hate it when I feel unhealthy. So I just decided that I wanted to quit alcohol for life. As for cigarettes, I was never a regular smoker. But I've decided to give it up completely too.”

SRK takes yet another swipe at Aamir and Salman


Shah Rukh Khan has taken yet another swipe at Aamir and newest friend Salman Khan who has grown sudden affection for the perfection.

Hitting out at the duo SRK wrote in one of his latest tweets, “Perfection is so boring. jagged..raw..unfinished..tainted...so much more to complete for the beholder with his/her imagination.”

“My advice: don't strive for perfection...cos just in case u achieve it...there will be nothing more to strive for. just enjoy wot u make, " he added.

Hey SRK, what happened to the Khans' so-called truce?

Monday, January 18, 2010

Who is Aamir Khan's romance mentor?


Aamir Khan has always respected Shammi Kapoor. In fact, the actor admits to watching all of Shammi Kapoor's films when he was debuting as a romantic hero as no one could beat Shammi Kapoor in the romance aspect.

And since the legendary actor has also launched the music of Aamir's films, Taare Zameen Par and Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na, Aamir shares a special closeness with him. That's why at the special show that Aamir did for the Cine Artiste Association, he requested Shammi Kapoor appears with him on a special segment on romance.

Since Shammi was unwell, Aamir organized the shoot at the veteran actor's residence.

According to sources, Shammi has always been close to Aamir's uncle Nasir Hussain. That's how long back Aamir goes with Shammi. When the organizers asked Shammi to do the show, he refused for health reasons. However, Aamir convinced him into doing it.

Friday, January 15, 2010

Peepli Live: Aamir's next film is for adults only!


The next Aamir Khan film 'Peepli Live' starring Raghuvir Yadav, is for adults only. We hear the perfectionist star was given the option of making a few cuts and getting a 'U' rating for the film but Aamir was cool with the 'adults only' tag and refused any and all cuts.

The movie, sadly, doesn’t star Aamir and has Raghuvir Yadav, playing a distraught farmer who announces his suicide in advance. Nawaz, a reporter who hears about the case wants to break the news. The news catches the attention of politicians and news channels who want to get mileage out of the situation.

After deliberation, farmer decides not to kill himself but Nawaz ends up killing himself.

Since the film is set in a village, it has ample rustic vernacular that at times borders on fowl language. The Censor Board obviously wasn’t pleased with the dialogues and gave Aamir the option of deleting these scenes to get a ‘U’ (Universal Viewing) certificate.

According to a source, the film is the official entry to the Sundance Film Festival, and Aamir didn't want the Censor Board to tamper with the material.

"Peepli Live has made an entry in the World Cinema Narrative category. It's the first Indian film to go to the festival, and making cuts for the Indian audience wouldn't have been fair, " he adds.