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Aamir Khan's much awaited film Dangal is scheduled to release this Christmas. The movie's official poster has just been launched and it delivers a powerful message of gender equality, bearing the tagline: "Are our girls any less than the boys?"
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Aamir Khan's much awaited film Dangal is scheduled to release this Christmas. The movie's official poster has just been launched and it delivers a powerful message of gender equality, bearing the tagline: "Are our girls any less than the boys?"
Aamir Khan, who himself has been in the midst of the 'intolerance' controversy, finally broke his silence on the recent Salman Khan's statement on feeling like a raped woman at the press conference during the unveiling of the poster of Dangal. Aamir Khan said: "I feel what he said was unfortunate and insensitive". When asked about the similarities between Salman Khan's Sultan and his Dangal, Aamir retorted: "I haven't noticed similarities with Sultan. Only wrestling is common, exciting film and looks amazing. Hope it's a huge success."
Later during the conference, Aamir summed up Dangal in the following words: "The whole thought of Dangal is that there should be a gender equality, fighting against all odds. It's a very inspiring story."
Dangal, produced by Disney Studio India, stars Aamir Khan as Wrestling coach Mahavir Singh Phogat, who taught wrestling to his daughters Babita Kumari and Geeta Phogat, both of whom went on to win medals at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.
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