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Ranveer Allahbadia Row: Aamir Khan's Old Video On "Verbal Violence" Goes Viral
Aamir Khan's reactions came after popular comedians and Karan Johar roasted Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor at a star-studded event in 2015
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"Nobody Will Accept They Have Copied": Ananth Mahadevan On Laapataa Ladies Plagiarism Row
Ananth Mahadevan believes that Laapataa Ladies' premise is quite similar to his directorial debut, Ghoonghat Ke Pat Khol
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Aamir Khan On Padmavati Row: Right To Protest OK, Violence Is Not
"I don't believe in that philosophy. It reflects badly on us when things like this happen," said Aamir Khan
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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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Aishwarya-Abhishek, Aamir Khan Cheer Aaradhya, Azad At Annual Day
Proud parents Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan, and Aamir Khan make the best cheering squad ever. The actors recently sat front row at their childrens annual day function and couldnt stop clapping for their little bundles of joy - Aaradhya Bachchan and Azad Rao Khan.
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Criticised For Jibe At Aamir Khan, But Manohar Parrikar Holds His Ground
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.
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'Raksha Mantri Spreading Araksha': Parrikar-Aamir Khan Row In Parliament
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.
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Udta Punjab vs Censor Board: What Aamir, Kangana and Others Are Saying
Udta Punjab is battling the Censor Board's prescribed 89 cuts, led by co-producer Anurag Kashyap who is campaigning to have the film release in its current form
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'Udta Punjab' Row: Pained That Film Going Through This, Says Aamir Khan
Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan today came out in support of 'Udta Punjab', which is embroiled in a major controversy over censorship, saying the voice of a filmmaker should not be throttled.
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Aamir Khan Committed a 'Moral Offence': BJP
Sharpening its attack on actor Aamir Khan for his remarks on perceived "intolerance", the BJP today charged him with committing a "moral offence" saying the actor blaming the entire country for his own sake is unacceptable.
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Aamir Khan Stands by Comments, Says 'Wife and I Don't Intend to Leave India'
Lacerated by critics for his "leaving India" comments linked to the "intolerance" debate, actor Aamir Khan today asserted that he stood by what he said and "neither I, nor my wife Kiran, have any intention of leaving the country."
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Opinion: Aamir Goes From Hero No. 1 to Villain No. 1
A snatch of bedroom conversation which got out inadvertently, that too, in a packed ball room - and then all hell broke loose.
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Haryana Minister Sees Pak Hand Behind Intolerance Issue
Haryana Minister Anil Vij today gave a new twist to the intolerance issue, alleging some people were raking it up at Pakistan's behest to thwart India's chances of getting permanent membership of the UN Security Council.
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What Aamir Khan is Saying, All of India is Saying: Congress
Coming in support of Bollywood star Aamir Khan's remarks on intolerance, Congress today said that what the actor is saying, the whole world is saying and asked the BJP led National Democratic Alliance government to pay heed to the message.
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Aamir Khan Row: I Am Living Example of PM Modi's Tolerance, Smriti Irani tells NDTV
Tearing into actor Aamir Khan for his comments on perceived "intolerance", Union Minister Smriti Irani said on Tuesday that his criticism at a public event in the presence of a union minister proved that there is free speech in India. She also called herself the living example of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tolerance.
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Ranveer Allahbadia Row: Aamir Khan's Old Video On "Verbal Violence" Goes Viral
Aamir Khan's reactions came after popular comedians and Karan Johar roasted Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor at a star-studded event in 2015
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"Nobody Will Accept They Have Copied": Ananth Mahadevan On Laapataa Ladies Plagiarism Row
Ananth Mahadevan believes that Laapataa Ladies' premise is quite similar to his directorial debut, Ghoonghat Ke Pat Khol
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Aamir Khan On Padmavati Row: Right To Protest OK, Violence Is Not
"I don't believe in that philosophy. It reflects badly on us when things like this happen," said Aamir Khan
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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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Aishwarya-Abhishek, Aamir Khan Cheer Aaradhya, Azad At Annual Day
Proud parents Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan, and Aamir Khan make the best cheering squad ever. The actors recently sat front row at their childrens annual day function and couldnt stop clapping for their little bundles of joy - Aaradhya Bachchan and Azad Rao Khan.
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Criticised For Jibe At Aamir Khan, But Manohar Parrikar Holds His Ground
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.
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'Raksha Mantri Spreading Araksha': Parrikar-Aamir Khan Row In Parliament
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.
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Udta Punjab vs Censor Board: What Aamir, Kangana and Others Are Saying
Udta Punjab is battling the Censor Board's prescribed 89 cuts, led by co-producer Anurag Kashyap who is campaigning to have the film release in its current form
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'Udta Punjab' Row: Pained That Film Going Through This, Says Aamir Khan
Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan today came out in support of 'Udta Punjab', which is embroiled in a major controversy over censorship, saying the voice of a filmmaker should not be throttled.
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Aamir Khan Committed a 'Moral Offence': BJP
Sharpening its attack on actor Aamir Khan for his remarks on perceived "intolerance", the BJP today charged him with committing a "moral offence" saying the actor blaming the entire country for his own sake is unacceptable.
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Aamir Khan Stands by Comments, Says 'Wife and I Don't Intend to Leave India'
Lacerated by critics for his "leaving India" comments linked to the "intolerance" debate, actor Aamir Khan today asserted that he stood by what he said and "neither I, nor my wife Kiran, have any intention of leaving the country."
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Opinion: Aamir Goes From Hero No. 1 to Villain No. 1
A snatch of bedroom conversation which got out inadvertently, that too, in a packed ball room - and then all hell broke loose.
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Haryana Minister Sees Pak Hand Behind Intolerance Issue
Haryana Minister Anil Vij today gave a new twist to the intolerance issue, alleging some people were raking it up at Pakistan's behest to thwart India's chances of getting permanent membership of the UN Security Council.
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What Aamir Khan is Saying, All of India is Saying: Congress
Coming in support of Bollywood star Aamir Khan's remarks on intolerance, Congress today said that what the actor is saying, the whole world is saying and asked the BJP led National Democratic Alliance government to pay heed to the message.
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Aamir Khan Row: I Am Living Example of PM Modi's Tolerance, Smriti Irani tells NDTV
Tearing into actor Aamir Khan for his comments on perceived "intolerance", Union Minister Smriti Irani said on Tuesday that his criticism at a public event in the presence of a union minister proved that there is free speech in India. She also called herself the living example of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tolerance.
