In every biopic, a little fiction is added, but the essence is kept intact-Aamir Khan
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Aamir Khan responds to national wrestling coach’s allegations about negative portrayal of his character in the superhit film
MID-DAY (December 30, 2016)
Two days ago, we had reported how national wrestling coach P R Sondhi had taken offense to portrayal of his character in Aamir Khan-starrer Dangal. He had told us that he would like to meet the star and seek an explanation.
Yesterday, the superstar responded to Sondhi’s comments, saying, “in every biopic, a little fiction is added, but the essence of their story is kept intact.”
Expressing his displeasure, Sondhi had told hitlist he was aware that the makers add fictional events to make a film entertaining, but it should not have been at his expense. “Distortion of facts has hurt my reputation. I don’t understand the need to show the character as such a heartless taskmaster. There were four other coaches, who were also involved [in the training], but they haven’t been shown in the film at all.”
Despite stellar performance by the entire cast, Dangal has seen its share of controversy. Prior to its release, there were demands from certain right-wing groups to boycott the movie due to Aamir’s intolerance remarks last year.
This entry was posted on October 4, 2009 at 12:14 pm, and is filed under
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