Aamir Khan Intolerance

This is significant enough for the actor to be hotly discussed on social media for two reasons - firstly, Aamir Khan famously doesn't attend award shows; secondly, he was condemned by the RSS and others two years ago for certain remarks he made about 'intolerance' in India

Filmmaker Karan Johar said that Kangana was better than the other celebrities in the show's rapid fire round segment

Even though his apparent jibe at actor Aamir Khan over the intolerance issue created a flutter, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today stuck to his guns and claimed that many people told him what he had stated was right.

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.

The Congress today mounted a fierce attack on Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar and RSS over his jibe at actor Aamir Khan for remarks on intolerance with Rahul Gandhi saying "hate is the preserve of the coward and it never wins."

Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar has been caught in a controversy after taking a swipe at actor Aamir Khan for his last year's comments on intolerance, with the Congress launching a scathing attack on him.

"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 ...

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.

Last year, Shah Rukh Khan added his voice to growing protests by the civil society over what they called the climate of intolerance. "Religious intolerance, or intolerance of any kind, is the worst thing and will take us to the dark ages," he had told NDTV during an exclusive interview

Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu has said that actor Aamir Khan's remarks on the ongoing intolerance debate had hurt him and the country.

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

Actor Aamir Khan has offered a clarification of the controversial comments about 'intolerance' he made last year. Mr Khan, 50, has now said he has no plans of leaving the country. "People are thinking that I want to leave the country. There is no truth to this. I was born here, I will die here" said Aamir

Wading into the intolerance debate, Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar today came out against remarks by Aamir Khan, saying ups and downs happen in every nation and one should not start giving "bold" statements.

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.

Denouncing actor Aamir Khan's recent remarks on perceived intolerance in the country, BJP leader Ram Madhav on Thursday said the Bollywood superstar should not preach only to an auto-rickshaw driver about India's prestige but also to his wife.

This is significant enough for the actor to be hotly discussed on social media for two reasons - firstly, Aamir Khan famously doesn't attend award shows; secondly, he was condemned by the RSS and others two years ago for certain remarks he made about 'intolerance' in India

Filmmaker Karan Johar said that Kangana was better than the other celebrities in the show's rapid fire round segment

Even though his apparent jibe at actor Aamir Khan over the intolerance issue created a flutter, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today stuck to his guns and claimed that many people told him what he had stated was right.

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.

The Congress today mounted a fierce attack on Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar and RSS over his jibe at actor Aamir Khan for remarks on intolerance with Rahul Gandhi saying "hate is the preserve of the coward and it never wins."

Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar has been caught in a controversy after taking a swipe at actor Aamir Khan for his last year's comments on intolerance, with the Congress launching a scathing attack on him.

"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 ...

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.

Last year, Shah Rukh Khan added his voice to growing protests by the civil society over what they called the climate of intolerance. "Religious intolerance, or intolerance of any kind, is the worst thing and will take us to the dark ages," he had told NDTV during an exclusive interview

Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu has said that actor Aamir Khan's remarks on the ongoing intolerance debate had hurt him and the country.

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

Actor Aamir Khan has offered a clarification of the controversial comments about 'intolerance' he made last year. Mr Khan, 50, has now said he has no plans of leaving the country. "People are thinking that I want to leave the country. There is no truth to this. I was born here, I will die here" said Aamir

Wading into the intolerance debate, Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar today came out against remarks by Aamir Khan, saying ups and downs happen in every nation and one should not start giving "bold" statements.

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.

Denouncing actor Aamir Khan's recent remarks on perceived intolerance in the country, BJP leader Ram Madhav on Thursday said the Bollywood superstar should not preach only to an auto-rickshaw driver about India's prestige but also to his wife.