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Aamir Khan is no longer a part of Rakesh Sharma biopic?

Aamir Khan was supposed to start work on Rakesh Sharma biopic right after completing Dangal. However, the actor bagged Yash Raj Films' Thugs Of Hindostan and is currently shooting for the same.

A couple of months ago, rumours were doing the rounds that Mr Perfectionist wanted versatile actor Ranveer Singh to essay the titular role of Rakesh Sharma in the biopic. The latest buzz has it that Khan has opted out of the project.


If a report published in one of the leading entertainment magazines is to be believed, Aamir has decided to bow out of the big-ticket project. The report further adds that the makers are now looking for a suitable replacement.

Tentatively titled Salute, the Rakesh Sharma biopic is being produced by Siddharth Roy Kapoor.

It is being said that Aamir Khan has said no to the project as he has shown interest in the Kishore Kumar biopic over Salute.

It will be interesting to see who the makers rope in to fill the shoes of Aamir Khan.

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  • A special version of Kya Kamaal Hai has been released ahead of Main Vaapas Aaunga.
  • The song is dedicated to refugees and displaced communities around the world.
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  • Director Imtiaz Ali said the track is a message of hope and solidarity for those forced to leave their homes.

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Days before the release of Main Vaapas Aaunga, the film's makers have revealed a special version of Kya Kamaal Hai that shifts the focus beyond the story on screen to a global humanitarian issue.

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