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BMC Elections 2017: Aamir Khan Ad On Mumbai Civic Polls Promoted BJP, Allege Shiv Sena, Congress
A full-page advertisement featuring Bollywood star Aamir Khan in major newspapers on Tuesday has sparked a row, with parties like the Shiv Sena and the Congress alleging that it violated the election code of conduct and seemed to promote the ruling BJP in Mumbai's mega civic election. The ad was issued by an NGO, Mumbai First, urging the city to vo...
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Akshay Kumar 'Would Love' to be Incredible India Ambassador
When asked if he would like to be the new Incredible India ambassador, Akshay Kumar said: "It's a big thing. Why not? I would love to be there. It's a good thing." Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan is no longer fronting the ads of the government campaign and there has been a lot of speculation about who would replace him
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Yes, Aamir Khan's No Longer Part of Incredible India. Here's Why
Aamir Khan is no longer part of the government's vast Incredible India campaign because his contract through advertising agency McCann Erickson has expired. "Since the contract with the agency is no more, automatically the arrangement with the actor no longer exists," said Tourism and Culture Minister Mahesh Sharma
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BMC Elections 2017: Aamir Khan Ad On Mumbai Civic Polls Promoted BJP, Allege Shiv Sena, Congress
A full-page advertisement featuring Bollywood star Aamir Khan in major newspapers on Tuesday has sparked a row, with parties like the Shiv Sena and the Congress alleging that it violated the election code of conduct and seemed to promote the ruling BJP in Mumbai's mega civic election. The ad was issued by an NGO, Mumbai First, urging the city to vo...
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Akshay Kumar 'Would Love' to be Incredible India Ambassador
When asked if he would like to be the new Incredible India ambassador, Akshay Kumar said: "It's a big thing. Why not? I would love to be there. It's a good thing." Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan is no longer fronting the ads of the government campaign and there has been a lot of speculation about who would replace him
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Yes, Aamir Khan's No Longer Part of Incredible India. Here's Why
Aamir Khan is no longer part of the government's vast Incredible India campaign because his contract through advertising agency McCann Erickson has expired. "Since the contract with the agency is no more, automatically the arrangement with the actor no longer exists," said Tourism and Culture Minister Mahesh Sharma
