Aamir Khan: After Bhojpuri, Haryanvi Teacher Wanted!

  • IndiaGlitz, [Saturday,May 02 2015]

After learning Bhojpuri for his last film 'PK', Mr.Perfectionist next wants to perfect the language of Haryana.

Buzz is that Aamir Khan, who plays a wrestler in his next, 'Dangal', will now be learning Haryanvi for the film. The actor wants to get into character by learning the dialect of the Bhiwani district and has told his team to arrange for a tutor who can train him to speak the local dialect of the people of Haryana's Bhiwani district. He needs to learn conversational Haryanvi for the film. In fact, the team has found seven-eight tutors, but no one has been finalized yet. Aamir will begin training in the language soon.

Aamir, who has always been a perfectionist, has willingly undergone physical transformations and learnt new languages or dialects for some of his roles. While he was shooting for 'PK', his Bhojpuri tutor would even accompany him to the sets regularly. Incidentally, in 2012, Aamir also learnt Marathi .

Since he enjoys learning new languages, Aamir doesn't find it troublesome to do so for his films. He is quite excited about picking up Haryanvi for this film.

Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, 'Dangal' will release in 2016.

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