Aamir Khan borrows Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Palat palat’ dialogue from DDLJ for new commercial

Aamir Khan is seen wearing a red kurta standing with his friends, asking a mannequin to turn around, he says 'palat palat'.

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Aamir Khan recently shot for a commercial of an online shopping website where he is seen standing with four of his friends and reciting the famous Shah Rukh Khan lines ‘palat palat’ from ‘Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge’.

Bollywood’s Mr Perfectionist Aamir Khan has his own style of doing things. The actor recently shot for a commercial of an online shopping website where he is seen standing with four of his friends and reciting the famous Shah Rukh Khan lines ‘palat palat’ from ‘Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge’ (DDLJ).

The actor is seen wearing a red kurta standing with his friends, asking a mannequin to turn around.

Aamir Khan says, “Khade rahe hum, woh palti nahin; Khade rahe hum, woh palti nahin. Humne kaha palat, palat palat, woh palti nahin. (I kept standing, but she didn’t turn. I asked her to turn, but she just didn’t).”

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“Aisa bhi kya hai unke phone mein, ki Shah Rukh ki ye line un par chalti nahin? (What is in her phone that this line by Shah Rukh Khan doesn’t even impress her?),” adds the actor.

Aamir Khan is currently shooting for his upcoming movie ‘Dangal’ in Ludhiana, Punjab.

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