Kiran Rao on Aamir Khan: The film ‘Missing Ladies’ will be released worldwide on March 1. This film has been directed by Kiran Rao and with this film Kiran has returned to direction after years. Before this, Kiran Rao had directed the film ‘Peepli Live’. Newcomer actors have been cast in the film ‘Laapta Ladies’ and the trailer of the film is being liked a lot. These days, Kiran Rao is busy in promotion before the release of the film.
During the promotion, she gave an interview in which she talked about using her ex-husband Aamir Khan. Let us tell you why he said this and what he said next. Aamir Khan also participated in the promotion of the film ‘Laapta Ladies’ because he has produced the film. But Kiran Rao went alone in the interview given to Bollywood Bubble. In this he shared many things about Aamir Khan.
What did Kiran Rao say about Aamir Khan?
In an interview given to Bollywood Bubble, Kiran Rao was asked some questions about Aamir Khan, to which Kiran answered candidly. He openly said that he has no problem in taking the name of Aamir Khan. In this interview, Kiran Rao was asked that Aamir Khan was seen with you during the promotion of ‘Laapta Ladies’. He supported you shoulder to shoulder. He went to every place he was supposed to be. Aamir Khan must have helped you a lot in making films?
‘I have used them completely…’
Kiran Rao replied, ‘Of course, I have used her fully, I have fully exploited her star power wherever I can. I am here and when he was standing, she would have said, give me three more pictures. I tell everyone, brother, the film is coming on March 1st, see Aamir Khan has made it. So they say come-come and see. You know, I use them. I do it without shying away.
Kiran and Aamir got divorced after years of marriage
Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao got divorced in the year 2021. She married in the year 2005 with whom she has a son, Azad Rao Khan. Kiran and Aamir separated with mutual consent and they still have a good friendship.
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