Amir Khan does it again…………
With Rs.400cr benchmark with DHOOM3 at the boxoffice , he is
back in news again and he is ready to
give touch competition to other KHAN’s. Amir’s latest photo is most talked
about on all social networking in which he is standing nude wearing nothing but
vintage boom box. Poster became viral within moment he posted it.
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He has been lauded by many B-town actor’s along with major
response by Twitteratis and been critized picture and made fun of him.
Now after CID and Rajnikant’s joke we have AMIR’s new nude
photo… Lets read some jokes which went viral…
Its just for fun and we do not promote or make fun of any
artist or actor’s work. Therefore I request you to take it on a lighter note.
Amir’s is being compared with Sunny Leone’s pic…
PK’s pic would have
been more popular if it would have casted Sunny inplace of Amir as Sunny is
more searched on search engine because of her past.
COURT Hearing on PK poster…
Legal suit filed by Hemant patil to put ban on screening of
the film because of Amir’s poster in which he is standing wearing nothing but
Vintage music box if its not been
removed from the movie.
In response to this legal suit, it was said that as poster
is already approved by Film Publicity Screening Committee which is a government
body, they have checked and approved it without any doubt.
According to the suit, the nude poster which has been
circulated all over is vulgar and obscene and has the tendency to corrupt the
minds of the people. This poster is being shown in newspapers and television
and also on internet since last one month, the plaintiff claimed. The plaintiff
said that Aamir is a good actor and a host of popular TV show Satyamev Jayate.
He has a good and clean image in the eyes of public. However, by appearing nude
in this poster for the sake of publicity, the actor had done a "shameful"
act and hence he should withdraw such obscene images immediately.
The Supreme court had recently dismissed a Public Interest
Litigation which sought a ban on the exhibition of posters in which a
semi-naked Aamir stands on rail tracks for promoting the film PK. The apex
court was of the view, "If you don't like then don't watch the film but
don't bring religious facets in it," adding that, "these are matters
of art and entertainment and let them remain so."
Hence, by virtue of the approval given by the Publicity
Screening Committee of Films to this impugned poster, the suit was not
maintainable in law and should be dismissed, Hirani and Khan stated in their
reply.
They also argued that the suit was premature as the film was
not yet complete and there were some portions of the film which were yet to be
shot. Since the film was not completely shot, the question of Central Board of
Film Certification examining it (the film) for grant of certificate did not
arise.
"It is ludicrous for the plaintiff to commence an
action on such a flimsy ground, especially when there is a quasi-judicial
authority that is authorised to deal with such issues," the reply filed by
the duo said.
Further, such a suit infringes upon their right to make
films and hence should be dismissed outright, they contended.
They also argued that a similar issue was raised in another
petition filed before the Supreme Court which had dismissed it. Hence, this
suit also was liable to be dismissed.
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Civil judge M S Sharma has posted the matter on August 27
for arguments.
The judge asked the plaintiff's lawyer R N Kachave to
satisfy the court whether a case of obscenity and vulgarity was made out
against the actor who allegedly posed nude.
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