The PK star, said he saw only two clips of it
and found it very disturbing and had scolded friends Karan Johar and Arjun
Kapoor for being a part of the roast. Bollywood superstar Aamir
Khan feels expletive-laced AIB Roast was not funny rather it ‘perpetuated
verbal and emotional violence’ and those who were involved should face the
consequences if any law has been broken. The PK star, who has seen only two
clips of the show, said he found it very disturbing and had scolded friends
Karan Johar and Arjun Kapoor for being a part of it. “I have not seen the
entire roast but I have heard about it and I have seen 2-3 clips of it... I was
deeply affected by that. I scolded them (Karan and Arjun) and said ‘I don’t
find it funny’. I personally have a problem with it. “When the roast happened,
I happened to be at a place where Karan and Arjun came and told us that we did
this roast. I was deeply affected by that. I was most disappointed in what I
was hearing... I felt it was a very violent event. Violence is not only
physical, it can be verbal and emotional too. When you insult someone, you
perpetuate violence,” Aamir told students at an event on Monday. The roast has
sparked many controversies and an FIR has been filed against Johar, Kapoor and
Singh. Aamir, said if they have broken any law they should face the
consequences but there should be no “witch-hunting” against them. The actor in
the past had produced Delhi Belly, a movie which had a lot of ‘expletives’ but
he said he had informed people that it was meant for adults only.
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