Amir Khan in Pakistan 16 years ago served as the starting point of Prime Minister Imran Khan’s stroll down memory lane.
Throwback images of the Bollywood megastar during his visit to the Shaukat Khanum Hospital in Lahore more than ten years ago were posted on the premier’s official Instagram page.
Imran Khan, the head of the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Center, had invited him to Lahore in December of 2004 to assist raise money for the hospital.
Amir khan in Pakistan also attended two fund-raising dinners in Lahore and Karachi. He also participated in a three-hour fundraising telethon at the Geo TV studios in Karachi. The deal was managed by Asim Qureshi directly with Imran khan on behalf of Jang Group and Geo TV. As a result, producing events, TV shows and talent management.
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Amir Khan responded to a question by stating that the media may considerably advance the development of friendly relations between the two nations. Amir declared that sports, the arts, and culture knew no bounds and that they could unite people.
He declared that he personally would not appear in any film that incited hatred for any nation. However, he claimed that producers abused fundamental human emotions to generate quick cash.
“I’m delighted that these films are no longer in demand, and that filmmakers require to develop concepts that encourage love and peace between both neighbours.”
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He informed that Indians preferred Pakistani TV series, comedic theatre, and music. People in Pakistan preferred bollywood cinema. Back then the modern day Pakistan Cinema was non existent.
Moreover, in response to a different question. Amir Khan stated that he would be interested in acting in a Pakistani film. If the project receives the approval of both the governments and has a compelling concept and plot.
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