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Aamir Khan bends his rules for nephew's sake!

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Aamir Khan is leaving no stone unturned to have a spectacular launch for his nephew Imran Khan .

Countdown to the release of Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na has begun and Aamir is a busy man nowadays, planning a lavish premiere of the film, which is not just his home production but also the launchpad of his nephew Imran.


Aamir is not known to indulge in such acts of pomp and extravagance. Even his last film Taare Zameen Par was released at a low-key premiere and there wasn’t any celebration party after the film’s super-success because Aamir apparently didn’t want to blow his own horn from the rooftops.

So strict is Aamir about his principles that he even did not file any nomination for TZP at IIFA despite the fact that the movie could have swept the board at the award function.

Living by his own rules and principles, Aamir, however, is making an exception for Imran. Aamir has already dedicated ‘Jaane Tu’ as his gesture of gratitude towards uncle Nasir Hussain for launching him in Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak decades ago. Aamir is now reciprocating the gesture by launching Hussain’s grandson Imran.

And quite a launch it would be. Reports have it that a multiplex in Goregaon has already been booked and preparations are in full swing to make it a lavish premiere.

Aamir plans to invite a good number of celebrities from Bollywood. And guess who is on the guest list – Amitabh Bachchan and Shahrukh Khan .

Well, we can expect some fireworks at the premiere

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