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Women audience complains on Aamir nude pose
By: Tupaki Desk | 6 Aug 2014 9:23 AM GMT
Bollywood hero Aamir Khan is caught up in yet another controversy after the first look of his much awaited film PK (Peekay). The nude poster of Aamir posing nude with just a tape recorder in hand hiding his private parts turned hot topic in Bollywood.
After several people in various parts of India getting offended by the poster, it was the turn of a group of Mumbai women audience to get offended.
MumbaiÂ’s famous Gaiety-Galaxy theatres have removed the talking standee of the PK poster after complaint from a group of women audience. Yesterday, a group of women went to theaters to watch a movie, and saw the PK standee, where Aamir Khan is standing completely nude, save for a radio covering his modesty.
They immediately conveyed their displeasure to the theatre manager.They even lodged police complaint on the nude poster and the standee was promptly removed.
A Kanpur lawyer has already filed a complaint against Aamir Khan and the makers of the film for ‘obscene’ poster. Other side The poster is also said to be copied/inspired from the cover art of a Portuguese musician’s single.
After several people in various parts of India getting offended by the poster, it was the turn of a group of Mumbai women audience to get offended.
MumbaiÂ’s famous Gaiety-Galaxy theatres have removed the talking standee of the PK poster after complaint from a group of women audience. Yesterday, a group of women went to theaters to watch a movie, and saw the PK standee, where Aamir Khan is standing completely nude, save for a radio covering his modesty.
They immediately conveyed their displeasure to the theatre manager.They even lodged police complaint on the nude poster and the standee was promptly removed.
A Kanpur lawyer has already filed a complaint against Aamir Khan and the makers of the film for ‘obscene’ poster. Other side The poster is also said to be copied/inspired from the cover art of a Portuguese musician’s single.
