‘Gunn’ing for Lagaan
Galaxy director
Aamir Khan
Popular Hollywood director James Gunn, who is known for helming films like The
Suicide Squad, Guardians of the Galaxy and others, recently revealed his favourite Bollywood film, and it stars superstar Aamir Khan.
James was responding to fans on Tuesday when one asked him if he watches Indian movies. He replied he watches many and his favourite one is Lagaan.
In a recent interaction on Twitter, a fan asked, ‘Do you see any Indian movies sir?’ Replying to him James said, ‘Many. Lagaan is probably my favourite.’
The reply from the filmmaker excited several Bollywood lovers as Lagaan holds a special place in the hearts of many Indians. The 2001 film was one of the most successful ones in the history of Indian cinema. It was even nominated for Oscars in the year 2002 under the Best Foreign Language Film category, though it couldn’t make the cut.
Washington [US], May 6 (ANI): Popular Hollywood director James Gunn, who is known for helming films like 'The Suicide Squad', 'Guardians of the Galaxy' and others, recently revealed his favourite Bollywood film, and it stars superstar Aamir Khan.
The Suicide Squad director James Gunn reveals his favourite Bollywood film and it stars Aamir Khan
James was responding to the tweets of his fans on Tuesday when one fan asked him if he watches Indian movies. To this, he replied that he watches many Indian movies and his favourite one is Lagaan .
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Popular Hollywood director James Gunn, who is known for helming films like The Suicide Squad , Guardians of the Galaxy and others, recently revealed his favourite Bollywood film, and it stars superstar Aamir Khan.
James was responding to the tweets of his fans on Tuesday when one fan asked him if he watches Indian movies. To this, he replied that he watches many Indian movies and his favourite one is Lagaan .
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