Aamir Khan, Vikram Bhatt take friendship to next level
New Delhi: Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan and director Vikram Bhatt's comradeship goes back a long way and that is why the former agreed to play the trailers of his friend's next film "1920" with his home production "Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na" that released Friday.
Since the theatrical promos of the film were ready so Vikram requested Aamir to attach them to "Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na". Aamir, who launched his nephew Imran with the light romantic drama, immediately agreed, a release stated.
Starring model-turned-actor Rajneesh Duggal and Adah Khan, "1920" is due for September release.
The duo's association dates back to when Vikram worked as an assistant director for Aamir's films. Later, Vikram had also cast Aamir for his hugely successful directorial venture 'Ghulam'in 1998.
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