Amir Khan lauds Aman ki Asha


KARACHI: Indian actor Amir Khan appreciated 'Aman ki Asha' jointly projected by Jang Group of Newspapers and Times of India, terming it a positive development to bring about the peace in the region and draw closer the people living in Pakistan and India.

Addressing a telephonic press conference on the occasion of his film ‘Three Idiots' being shown at a local cinema here, he said the likes of Aman Ki Asha need to be replicated.

'The success of my film in Pakistan is a welcome sign and we should work for love and harmony in other countries,' he maintained.

Responding a question, he said Indo-Pak joint venture in filmmaking is the need of time.

Raj Kumar Harry said he has strong connection with Pakistan, as his ancestors belonged to Nawab Shah, adding he would visit Pakistan along with his father.


Wednesday, January 13, 2010




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