Tom Hanks calls Aamir Khan’s Laal Singh Chaddha ‘a glorious thing’

Tom Hanks, the celebrated star of Forrest Gump, recently expressed admiration for Aamir Khan’s Laal Singh Chaddha, the Hindi adaptation of his iconic film. Despite Laal Singh Chaddha’s mix box office performance, Hanks called it a “glorious thing to behold.” He spoke about the film during a recent interview, highlighting the blend of unique cultural elements that made it special.

Hanks praised Laal Singh Chaddha for showcasing both similarities and differences in storytelling across cultures. “Look at the differences and yet look at the similarities,” he remarked, pointing to how films often share common themes even when crafted by distinct filmmakers from various backgrounds. For Hanks, Laal Singh Chaddha stands as an example of how cinema can transcend boundaries, offering fresh perspectives while maintaining universal messages.

Aamir Khan’s ex-wife, Kiran Rao, also shared her thoughts on the film’s release. Reflecting on its reception, she revealed that Aamir took the setback to heart, choosing to step back from films to focus on family and personal growth. Rao emphasized the importance of this break, saying it was a time of introspection and that the family rallied around him for support.