Aamir Khan quits social media

The actor said future updates on himself and his films can be found on his production banner's official account

March 15, 2021 07:49 pm | Updated March 16, 2021 01:28 pm IST - Mumbai

 Aamir Khan. File

Aamir Khan. File

Bollywood superstar-producer Aamir Khan on Monday announced that he has decided to leave social media, adding that updates about his future projects will be available on his production banner's official account.

Khan, who turned 56 yesterday, also thanked his well-wishers for their love and warmth on his birthday.

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"Thank you so much for all the love and warmth on my birthday. My heart is full," the actor said in a statement shared on his social media pages.

"In other news, this is going to be my last post on social media. Considering that I am so active anyway, I have decided to drop the pretence. We will continue to communicate as we did before," he added.

Khan, who has backed films such as "Lagaan", "Taare Zameen Par", "Dangal", and his upcoming "Laal Singh Chaddha" under his stable Aamir Khan Productions, also revealed that the production house has come up with its verified page.

"In addition, AKP has created its official channel! So future updates on me and my films can be found there. Here is the official handle @akppl_official," he added.

"Laal Singh Chaddha", also starring Kareena Kapoor Khan, is slated to be released on Christmas 2021.

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