Aamir Khan Fan Club

The relationship between Aamir Khan and Gujarat has been a love-hate one, over the years. But his recent visit to Gujarat's Vadodara proves the people of Gujarat love him unconditionally, no matter what. To promote his latest film 'Secret Superstar', Aamir attended the Navratri festival in Vadodara where thousands of people were present to catch glimpses of him.  People in Vadodara Navratri Festival pay tribute to Aamir Khan He was also present at the RED FM studio in Vadodara for promotion purposes. and as soon as the word spread of his presence, people gathered in uncountable numbers all along the street. This video tweeted by Red FM will give you an impression of the craze of Aamir Khan among the people there. INSANE turnout at @RedFm_Vadodara to meet the not-so- #SecretSuperstar @aamir_khan . @RJdevaki @SecretSuperstr @ZeeStudios_ @RedFM_Ahmedabad pic.twitter.com/3AbPNipTx3 — Red FM (@RedFMIndia) September 25, 2017  Aamir Khan also gra...

Aamir Khan attended Gujarat's one of the biggest garba festivals, 'Vadodara Navratri Nights' at Navlakhi ground in Vadodara on Sunday. It was his first ever garba celebration in Vadodara. Here is a heart-felt tweet by Aamir after he was amazed by the crowd gathered to take part in the event. My 1st Garba in Vadodara! What an atmosphere! What a feeling! Thank you Vadodara ❤ pic.twitter.com/ZJS76fcjiT — Aamir Khan (@aamir_khan) September 24, 2017 Not only did he take part in the Garba, he also did the traditional 'anjali' of Ambe maa! Here are a few pictures, Aamir Khan performing anjali to Ambe maa Aamir Khan at Vadodara Navratri Festival Aamir Khan waves to the crowd gathered at Navlakhi ground, Vadodara Aamir Khan enthusiastically does the 'garba' dance   Apart from celebrating the occasion of  Navratri, Aamir also took his time to promote his upcoming film 'Secret Supertar' by launching the face of the film...

Aamir Khan is known for staying out of the limelight of popular bollywood award shows. However like every year he showed up at the annual GQ 'Men of the Year' awards 2017 where he was bestowed upon with the 'Creative Maverick' award. He's not afraid to take risks, and bring awareness to the most pressing of issues. Here's to Creative Maverick #AamirKhan! #GQAwards #📷: @shotbynuno A post shared by GQ India (@gqindia) on Sep 22, 2017 at 11:53am PDT Incidentally, Aamir has already won the 'GQ Man of the Year' award back in 2010. In a star-studded event, he looked a complete dapper in his 'Thugs of Hindostan' look with nose and ear studs on. Actor Ranveer Singh had his fan boy moment with Aamir and also took to twitter to post about his 'THUG' life. 'THUG' life #gqawards pic.twitter.com/pQX19wMge4 — Ranveer Singh (@RanveerOfficial) September 22, 2017 AK seemed to have a good time with his industry...

As we know, Paani Foundation is a non-profit organisation founded by Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao in 2016 that comprises of the team associated with popular TV show, Satyamev Jayate, with Satyajit Bhatkal as its CEO and Reena Dutta as the COO. The main motive of the organisation is to provide the villagers with water saving and harvesting knowledge and a to give them a proper training - with an aim to make Maharashtra drought-free in about five years time. Aamir Khan at the launch of Paani Foundation (2016) In 2016, Satyamev Jayate Water Cup was organised by Paani foundation, taking three districts from different part of Maharashtra and indulging them into a competition to save water. As per reports, the first season of the Water Cup brought about a notable change in the villages by creating water storage of up to 13680 million liters of water, which is worth approximately 272 crore Indian Rupees. "It is inspiring to see (the result). It has only been possible because of ...

The buzz around 'Thugs of Hindostan' has reached an all-time high this week after Yash Raj Films declared the biggie's official release date - 7th November, 2018. But it's not the only thing that's making most of the headlines for the film. The shooting of Vijay Krishna Acharya's 'Thugs of Hindostan' in currently going on at Mumbai's Film City and as per reports, the intensity of the shoot has made a steep rise. It's quite obvious that when two sheer Legends of the film industry, Aamir Khan and Amitabh Bachchan are coming together, the intensity will be right up there. But all the hails would definitely break loose if they have to fight up against each other. Right! The two big guns of bollywood are currently shooting a sword-fighting scene for 'Thugs of Hindostan'. Whoa! That's just enough to send some chills down the spine. And talking about intensity, here are a few papperazzi images of Aamir Khan from the shooting spot. ...

Aamir Khan is known for taking risks. After turning producer in 2001 with a highly risky film like 'Lagaan', if the buzz is to be believed Aamir is all set to open a distribution wing inside Aamir Khan Productions Pvt. Ltd. for the film 'Secret Superstar'. It's a very well known fact why Aamir Khan is called the Mr. Perfectionist of bollywood. He has always been a game changer by taking such risks. In 2001, when he decided to turn producer for 'Lagaan', the film had already been turned down by a major part of the industry. However he had his faith in the script and despite being the lead actor he decided to produce it himself. Lagaan went on to become a Super Hit and a above all a cult classic. Aamir Khan in Lagaan In 2007, Khan added another feather to his crown, this time as a director of 'Taare Zameen Par'. He continued to experiment with different types of films under his production house such as 'Delhi Belly...

Aamir Khan is known for living upto his title 'Mr. Perfectionist' as he has the ability to dissolve himself into every character that he portrays on screen. From speaking in Awadhi language for 'Lagaan', to gaining and losing 30 kgs of fat in a year for 'Dangal', he has done it all what films have dmanded of him. 'Thugs of Hindostan' is seemingly not an exception. These below pictures are definitely going to give a hint of the same :   That must have hurt. Aamir got three extra pierces. Two in his upper ear and one on his nose to fit in a very antique looking nose ring. This is quite understandable as the film 'Thugs of Hindostan' is based on the story of early eighteenth century, and come on, who used to care for the fashion sense then anyways? However, one must laud AK for making this painful transformation as it's a well known fact how painful nose piercings can be. Also he got two major piercing in the cartilage bone of his e...

The 2016-blockbuster 'Dangal' starring Aamir Khan and directed by Nitesh Tiwari has not only won hearts all over India, becoming the highest grossing Bollywood film of all time, but it has also been conquering the overseas market ever since. After grossing around  ₹ 205 crores in UAE, USA, Canada, Australia and New-Zealand in the 1st phase of its overseas release, Dangal took the Taiwan and Chinese box office by storm grossing around  ₹ 41 crores and  ₹ 1258 crores respectively in its 2nd phase. After grossing more than  ₹ 2000 crores worldwide and setting benchmarks for the Indian films all over the globe, Dangal has finally released in Hong Kong two weeks ago and the outcome is completely unsurprising as the film receives a warm response from the people of HK, collecting approximately  ₹ 19 crores till now. #Dangal is a SMASH HIT in Hong Kong... [Week 4] Fri HK$ 448,524 Sat HK$ 953,618 Sun HK$ 981,325 Total: HK$ 22,674,564 [₹ 18.59 cr] @Rentrak —...

From a 9-year-old dyslexic kid Ishaan's journey to create a masterpiece on a canvas defeating all his physical difficulties.. to a 14-year-old dreamer Insia who challenges all social obstacles and stereotypes to achieve her dream of becoming a singer, the Aamir Khan Productions has truly completed a full cycle in celebrating childhood. The promos of AKP's upcoming Diwali release 'Secret Superstar' is undoubtedly giving us some serious TZP vibes. Dreaming is Basic Be it   Ishaan or Insia, dreaming is basic for every children. Dreaming is what makes them believe in achieving. Ishaan's obsession with his out-of-the-box dreams made him see the world through his own different eyes, that no one else could. Insia's dream to become a singer against her father's ideology,  made her hide her own identity to pursue the dream. No matter how hard the challenges they faced, they never compromised with their dreams, that's what made them conqu...

The 1995-blockbuster 'Rangeela' starring Aamir Khan, Urmila Matondkar and Jackie Shroff, directed by Ram Gopal Verma has completed 22 years of its release on 8th September. It has been a path-breaking film in Bollywood in many ways which is still remembered for its goods. Here are the reasons why it deserves the 'cult-classic' status. 1. The inception of 'Tapori' culture in Bollywood : Just when it looked like the audience is getting used to Aamir Khan as a 'chocolate hero' after films like ' Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak ' , ' Dil ', ' Dil Hai Ke Manta Nahi ' and ' Akele Hum Akele Tum ', he decided to break his personal stereotype as he dissolved into the character of  Munna.  He developed a subtle ' tapori ' accent and the dialogues were much loved by the audience and it was just a start for him in his journey to become one of the most versatile actors in the industry. 2. A.R. Rahman's Magic : Mus...