Aamir Khan's 'Laapataa Ladies' Honored with Supreme Court Screening

Bollywood actor Aamir Khan visited the Supreme Court for the screening of his film 'Laapataa Ladies.' The film, produced by Khan and directed by Kiran Rao, centers on gender equality and tells the story of two brides who get swapped during a train journey. It's a rare honor to have it screened for judges and court officials.

Bollywood star Aamir Khan made a notable visit to the Supreme Court on Friday for the special screening of his new film, 'Laapataa Ladies,' attended by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud.

'I don't want a stampede in the court but we welcome Mr. Aamir Khan who is here for the screening of the film. Director Kiran Rao will also join us soon,' Chief Justice Chandrachud remarked.

The film, a touching narrative about two brides in rural India who get swapped during a train journey, is produced by Rao's Kindling Productions and Khan's Aamir Khan Productions. The special screening, organized as part of the Supreme Court's seventy-fifth anniversary celebrations, was held for judges, their families, and court officials.

Director Kiran Rao expressed her pride and gratitude, stating, 'It fills my heart with immense pride to see 'Laapataa Ladies' making history by being screened at the Supreme Court of India. I am deeply grateful to the honourable Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud for this rare honor.' Rao further noted the overwhelming positive response from audiences, surpassing her initial expectations.

(With inputs from agencies.)