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Laal Singh Chaddha will open in theatres on August 11. Aamir Khan plays the character of a sardar in the film. Earlier, there have been many controversies related to a sardar's portrayal in films and web shows. The makers did not want to hurt the sentiments of the Sikh community. Hence, they arranged for a special screening for the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC). The traditional Sikh body has approved the depiction of the sardar character in the film.
Aamir Khan recently reacted to Boycott Laal Singh Chaddha trend on Twitter during a media interaction. The makers did not want to ruffle any more feathers and are taking all the necessary steps to avoid any controversy.
As the plotline of the film is based in Punjab, Aamir Khan, who is also the producer of Laal Singh Chaddha, showed the film to the members of the SGPC. Talking about the same, he said “I was very touched with the reaction of the members of the SGPC. I am so glad that our film touched their hearts so deeply."
Before starting the shoot, the makers had showed the script of Laal Singh Chaddha to the members of SGPC. As the film is based in Punjab and Aamir Khan plays the character of a sardar, the makers wanted to get every single detail right. Recently, they screened it for the members of SGPC who loved the film.
Aamir Khan recently reacted to Boycott Laal Singh Chaddha trend on Twitter during a media interaction. The makers did not want to ruffle any more feathers and are taking all the necessary steps to avoid any controversy.
As the plotline of the film is based in Punjab, Aamir Khan, who is also the producer of Laal Singh Chaddha, showed the film to the members of the SGPC. Talking about the same, he said “I was very touched with the reaction of the members of the SGPC. I am so glad that our film touched their hearts so deeply."
Before starting the shoot, the makers had showed the script of Laal Singh Chaddha to the members of SGPC. As the film is based in Punjab and Aamir Khan plays the character of a sardar, the makers wanted to get every single detail right. Recently, they screened it for the members of SGPC who loved the film.