Aamir Khan productions denies claims of 'Laal Singh Chaddha' crew littering Ladakh set

Actor Aamir Khan's upcoming film 'Laal Singh Chaddha' recently received flak on social media after a user posted a video from Ladhak, where the crew was filming, alleging that the team had littered the area. The 56-year-old is currently filming for the Advait Chandan-directorial in the union territory.

Last week, a Twitter user shared video clips from Wakha village in Ladakh, claiming that the crew had left the area without cleaning it after filming.

The video showed used water bottles scattered across the location.



Aamir Khan Productions, which is backing the film, dismissed the reports, in a statement posted on its official Twitter handle.

The production house said that all their filming locations are "open to relevant local authorities to carry out checks anytime that they like."

"We believe that there are some rumours/allegations about our location not being kept clean. We strongly deny such claims," the statement read.

The production house also stressed that its team follows "strict protocols" and has a "team which makes sure that the location is kept trash-free at all times."

"At the end of the entire schedule, we make sure that when we leave a location we leave it as clean, or cleaner than we found it," it added.


The film, the official Hindi remake of Tom Hanks' 1994 blockbuster 'Forrest Gump', also stars Kareen Kapoor Khan, Mona Singh and Naga Chaitanya.