Aamir Khan and Sushant Singh Rajput have starred together in the movie PK, however, the actor has not commented on the death of his late co-star.
Kangana Ranaut has kept friendship and adoration aside as she questions Aamir Khan’s silence as well as his trip to Turkey in an exclusive with Pinkvilla.
Spilling her reason of concern to Pinkvilla Kangana says, “Aamir and I share a great bond, and I have huge respect for him. But I have stopped responding according to my personal equations with people. As a human being, I have a responsibility towards my nation and its citizens. Just because he is my friend, and I have huge admiration for him does not mean I will ignore something that bothers me about him.”
“Aamir has been complaining about intolerance in India, and yet he goes to Turkey, which is right now one of the most intolerant countries in the world. It sets a kind of an example where he comes across as someone who has double-standards. I, as a fan and as a well-wisher, want him to come clean on this matter,” she continued.
Ranaut wasn’t done there as she also commented on her feud with Karan Johar and why it seems to be never ending.
She said, “There is so much to Karan Johar that every day I wonder how much negativity is he carrying in himself and yet so unapologetic about it. He has been conferred with Padma Shri, which is a big shame since now a person has died. We have these videos where he is asking me to get lost from the industry, defending Pakistan during the Uri crime…he should go with those Pakistani artists rather than bringing International shame to India.”
“Now he [Karan Johar] has distorted the image of the entire Indian Air Force. How long will he get away with these? Because I have faced it in person, people think I have something personal against him. Well! I have only one thing against him: his prejudices. He needs to let go of those. Trust me; I will be more than willing to come forward and show my respect and admiration to him because he is definitely a good showman. I want him to be considerate of outsiders and others as well,” she added.