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Aamir Khan: I am not the person putting money in wheat bags

A few days ago, a video on social media went viral in which it was stated that Aamir Khan had sent a ration truck in a slum area. People were told to take the wheat sacks from the truck and when they reached home and opened it, there was also Rs. 15000 inside the sack.

Well, of course, everyone started thinking if the video is genuine and if Aamir has actually given Rs. 15000 to people. On social media, a lot of people also started praising the actor for his gesture.


However, today, the Thugs Of Hindostan actor took to Twitter to clear the air about it. Aamir tweeted, “Guys, I am not the person putting money in wheat bags. Its either a fake story completely, or Robin Hood doesn't want to reveal himself! Stay safe. Love. a.”

Well, we love how Aamir has given a humorous touch to his tweet.

Talking about Aamir’s movies, before the lockdown, the actor was shooting for Laal Singh Chaddha, a remake of Hollywood film Forrest Gump. The movie, which is directed by Advait Chandan, also stars Kareena Kapoor Khan in the lead role. It is slated to release on Christmas this year, but as the shooting has been stalled, we wonder if the movie will release this year.

Recently, Aamir became a part of the digital concert, I For India. Along with his wife, Kiran Rao, the actor sung the songs like Aa Chal Ke Tujhe Main Leke Chalun and Jeena Isi K Naam Hai.

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