The actor not only interacted with the locals at Mumbai Central, where he was shooting, he also visited the homes of a few lucky ones, to share a meal with them.
Mumbai:
Unlike many stars who prefer not to interact with fans and the aam janta during their shoot schedules, Aamir Khan apparently went one step ahead during the shoot of Talaash directed by Reema Kagti.
The actor not only interacted with the locals at Mumbai Central, where he was shooting, he also visited the homes of a few lucky ones, to share a meal with them.
According to a source from the sets: "Aamir Khan was shooting in one of the slum areas of Mumbai Central. People from the neighbourhood societies dropped by at regular intervals and even invited the actor home. The actor happily obliged a few of them by visiting them at their homes to have a chat over a cup of tea, biscuits and kanda poha."
The source added that the main reason why Aamir Khan agreed to visit his newfound 'neighbours' was to thank them for putting up with the shoot schedules, night after night.
"After all, it was not possible to shoot there for so long if the local people had not cooperated with them," said the source.
The actor not only interacted with the locals at Mumbai Central, where he was shooting, he also visited the homes of a few lucky ones, to share a meal with them.
According to a source from the sets: "Aamir Khan was shooting in one of the slum areas of Mumbai Central. People from the neighbourhood societies dropped by at regular intervals and even invited the actor home. The actor happily obliged a few of them by visiting them at their homes to have a chat over a cup of tea, biscuits and kanda poha."
The source added that the main reason why Aamir Khan agreed to visit his newfound 'neighbours' was to thank them for putting up with the shoot schedules, night after night.
"After all, it was not possible to shoot there for so long if the local people had not cooperated with them," said the source.
