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Neeraj Vora rubbishes reports of Aamir's presence in his next

New Delhi News.Net
Friday 3rd July, 2009 (IANS)

Rubbishing rumours that Bollywood star Aamir Khan will be seen in his next film, writer-turned-director Neeraj Vora has said that he hasn't even met the actor yet.

"I have'nt even met Aamir yet. Neither have I narrated anything to him. These are all media reports. I'm still writing the film and the whole process is still outstanding," Vora told IANS.

"We (both Aamir and himself) are very clinical about what we do and it is only the script of the film that will decide it's fate (whether Aamir will star in it or not)," he added.

The news came after a leading daily claimed that Aamir has agreed to be a part of Vora's yet untitled romantic comedy and would also produce it.

 

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