Aamir Khan did the worship and Aarti of Lord Ganesha with proper rituals, fans got angry- this is against your religion

Many Bollywood celebs are celebrating the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi with their friends and family. Bollywood’s Mr. Perfectionist Aamir Khan has also been participating in this festival with great enthusiasm for the last two days. Now, pictures of the actor performing aarti with his/her son Azad Khan at his/her sister Nikhat’s house are going viral. While many of his/her fans are happy to see Aamir Khan, some have instructed him/her not to do so. On September 8, pictures of Aamir Khan participating in Ganesh Puja went viral on social media. In a photo shared by a Twitter user, the PK actor was seen performing aarti with his/her son Azad Khan and family members. Aamir appeared completely engrossed in the puja. Commenting on this, one of his/her fans wrote – What are you doing. This is against your religion.

Aamir Khan did Ganesh Puja

In another post shared by someone else on Twitter, Aamir joined his/her sister Nikhat and her husband Santosh Hegde for a puja at their home in Mumbai. For this, Aamir wore a blue long kurta with pants while his/her sister wore a pink saree.

‘Sitar Zameen Par’ will be released soon

Meanwhile, on the work front, he/she is all set to make a comeback on the big screen with ‘Sitar Zameen Par’ which is being produced by him/her. The ‘Lal Singh Chaddha’ star is taking up new acting projects every year and wants to take his/her banner Aamir Khan Productions to new heights. Hence, he/she is working towards reaching his/her goals as a filmmaker.

Aamir Khan is making three big films

A source close to the matter told Pinkvilla, ‘Aamir Khan Productions has put together 3 projects, which are set to start between October and March. Aamir Khan himself may be seen in one of these, while the other two require the presence of other actors. Let us tell you that after Kiran Rao’s ‘Laapta Ladies’, Aamir Khan’s banner is set to bring ‘Preetam Pyare’, ‘Sitare Zameen Par’, ‘Lahore 1947’ and ‘Happy Patel’ to the big screen.’