Advait Chandan refutes reports of fall out with Aamir Khan

• Advait Chandan, the director of Laal Singh Chaddha, addressed any accusations of a falling out with Aamir Khan on Instagram days after the rumours first surfaced.
• He shared a photo of himself and Aamir getting ready to surf.
• They can also be seen grinning at the camera while holding their surfboards.

Advait Chandan, the director of Laal Singh Chaddha, addressed any accusations of a falling out with Aamir Khan on Instagram days after the rumours first surfaced. He shared a photo of himself and Aamir getting ready to surf. They can also be seen grinning at the camera while holding their surfboards.

Alongside the picture, Advait wrote, “Guys, for all those talking about a fall out between Aamir sir and me, I just want to say that we are like Genie and Aladin, Baloo and Mowgli, Amar and Prem.” Mona Singh, who portrayed Aamir’s mother in the movie, responded by using a lot of red heart emojis and saying, “Always.”

The Bollywood adaptation of Forrest Gump, which won an Academy Award, is titled Laal Singh Chaddha. Only 88 crore were made worldwide by the movie, falling short of projections. After Aamir’s previous interview talking about “intolerance in India” leaked online, there were conflicting reactions to it along with calls for a boycott.

A report following the failure of Laal Singh Chaddha said that Aamir and Advait had lost their jobs as a result of the failure of the movie. In addition, it hinted that the two could not be collaborating once more despite Advait’s nearly 15-year affiliation with Aamir Khan’s production company.

Taare Zameen Par, a 2007 movie starring Aamir Khan, included Advait as an assistant production manager. He later served as the actor’s manager for more than four years and contributed to Kiran Rao, Aamir’s ex-wife2010 ,’s film Dhobi Ghat. With Super Superstar, Advait made his feature film debut as a director. Aamir made a lengthy cameo appearance.

Laal Singh Chaddha, which had trouble drawing audiences to theatres, just received a second shot and made its Netflix debut. According to the OTT juggernaut, it rose to the position of number one non-English film globally and number two in India. In addition to India, it also ranked in the top 10 movies in 13 other nations, including Mauritius, Bangladesh, Singapore, Oman, Sri Lanka, Bahrain, Malaysia, and the UAE.