A picture of Aamir Khan praying was widely shared online with a false claim. Those who shared the picture claimed that the star was seeking God’s help when his film Laal Singh Chaddha failed.
We found that this picture is almost five years old and it has nothing to do with Lal Singh Chaddha.
As “Lal Singh Chaddha” continues to do poorly in theaters – the film had only earned money at the time of writing it. Rs 56.70 crore
The photo shows Khan performing “aarti”. It was shared with the caption, “Aamir Khan has learned a lesson. In his film ‘PK’, he said that prayers and other rituals were a waste of money. But what happened now? He did it immediately after his film flopped. After holding a prayer plate.
AFWA’s investigation found that the picture is about five years old and has nothing to do with “Lal Singh Chaddha”.
AFWA investigation
A reverse search of the viral picture led us to a photo story published by Bollywood Hungama, Although the gallery did not provide any details about when the pictures were taken, it did say that these were taken during Navratri celebrations in Vadodara, Gujarat.
Subsequent searches led us to an ANI video dated September 25, 2017. There, Khan was seen performing aarti at the Vadodara Navratri festival.
The video report mentions that Khan performed aarti on the grand occasion of Durga Puja and also promoted her upcoming film “Secret Superstar” during the event.
we found then Deccan Chronicle A September 25, 2017 report stated that Khan praised the festive atmosphere after participating in it. His film “Secret Superstar” was released almost a month after his visit.
Thus, it is clear that Aamir Khan’s picture going viral has nothing to do with the box office failure of “Laal Singh Chaddha”.
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ClaimIn this picture, Aamir Khan is shown praying after the flop of his film ‘Lal Singh Chaddha’.conclusionThe picture is almost five years old and is seen praying at the Vadodara Navratri festival, a month before the release of ‘Secret Superstar’ in September 2017.
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The number of crows determines the intensity of the lie.
- 1 Crow: Half Truth
- 2 Crows: Mostly Lies
- 3 Crows: Absolutely Lies
