Aamir Khan-Lokesh Kanagaraj teaming up for pan-India film? Find out
Bollywood actor Aamir Khan is reportedly in talks with renowned Tamil filmmaker Lokesh Kanagaraj for a pan-India project. Yes, you read that right! The news was first reported by the Telugu entertainment portal Aakashavaani on its official X/Twitter account. The post read, "BIG BREAKING - A Mindblowing Combo!! #AamirKhan, #LokeshKanagaraj, and #MythriMovies are teaming up for a PAN India film soon, (sic)." Could this really be happening?
Project details are yet to be officially announced
Although there is no official announcement yet, sources suggest that Khan, Kanagaraj, and production house Mythri Movie Makers are in advanced discussions about the project. An official announcement is expected soon if everything goes according to plan. Meanwhile, fans have reacted excitedly to the news of the potential collaboration. One fan commented: "Atlee x SRK, Vanga x Ranbir, now Lokesh x Aamir!" Another said, "Comeback loading!" A comment read, "This is a good move. Lokesh taking the Atlee route."
Kanagaraj's recent film 'Leo' was a huge hit
Kanagaraj is one of the most sought-after filmmakers in the Indian film industry. His last directorial venture, Leo, starring Vijay, was released in 2023 and became a massive hit. The film was the third installment in the Lokesh Cinematic Universe, following the success of his previous films Kaithi and Vikram. Notably, Leo emerged as the highest-grosser among all LCU films. He is currently working on his upcoming movie Coolie starring Rajinikanth.
Khan's recent production 'Laapataa Ladies' screened at Supreme Court
On the other hand, Khan recently produced Laapataa Ladies, directed by his ex-wife Kiran Rao. The film was screened at the Supreme Court of India on August 9, with Khan in attendance. Khan has recently completed shooting for his upcoming film Sitaare Zameen Par. Meanwhile, Aamir Khan Productions currently has several projects in progress. These include Rajkumar Santoshi's historical drama Lahore 1947, Pritam Pyaare featuring Khan's son Junaid Khan, and Vir Das's comedy-drama Happy Patel.
