Bollywood

Aamir Khan In Ludhiana To Shoot His New Film ‘Dangal’

IANS, 13 Sep, 2015 12:55 PM

All set to begin the shoot for his upcoming flick 'Dangal' in villages of Ludhiana, Bollywood actor Aamir Khan reached the city on Sunday (September 13).

Welcomed with Punjabi beats of dhol and bhangra organized by the hotel, Aamir Khan was seen sporting a casual look in a blue kurta and pyjamas.

He was also holding the book ‘Aarushi: Anatomy of a Murder’ in his hands authored by Avirook Sen on the controversial Aarushi murder mystery- as he stepped out of his black Mercedes.

Sources from the production team confirmed that Aamir Khan will be spending close to two months in Ludhiana. The shooting of Dangal has been planned in villages of Kila Raipur, Gujjarwal and Narangwal.

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