Aamir, Shah Rukh Came Together For A Cause

Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan

Last time when we saw Aamir Khan and Shah Rukh Khan meeting in very high profile way at some hotel in Mumbai for the reason of solving the producers-distributors strike, one might had thought that it was just to show people that they are still friends and no rivalry between them. But we have something new to say about the tale.

These two Bollywood biggies met once again few days ago at some studio to check out what’s the status of the strike. However, this time they kept away the media who they thought might divert the attention from the real issue.

“The last time, the papers, the news channels and internet sites focused only on the Aamir-SRK grand union, they completely ignored the cause.

The stars themselves realised this and made it a point to keep their second meeting a completely low-key affair. The multiplex strike still continues despite efforts from every big name in Bollywood to put an end to it. And, Aamir and SRK are very concerned,” said one producer.

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