Aamir Khan flies to Kathmandu for a course. Details here

Bollywood veteran actor Aamir Khan is reportedly on a trip to Kathmandu, Nepal for an 11-day meditation course. As per the reports, he arrived in Kathmandu on Sunday and has reached the outskirts of the capital for meditation, an official confirmed.

The 58-year-old actor will attend the 11-day meditation course at Nepal Vipassana Centre in Budhanikantha, Kathmandu. According to its website, this meditation center is located on the outskirts of Kathmandu and is well-known for offering 10-day meditation courses.

Aamir Khan's decision to undertake an 11-day meditation course in Kathmandu reflects his dedication and commitment to using meditation as a tool for personal growth and well-being. As a highly respected veteran of the Bollywood industry, his endorsement of meditation also highlights the growing recognition of its benefits among celebrities and the wider public alike.


The actor's last work starring Kareena Kapoor in the female lead - Laal Singh Chaddha - struggled at box office amid boycott calls. The film, made at a budget of Rs 180 crore could only manage to earn Rs 130 crore, as per reports. Recently, another veteran actor Anupam Kher took a dig at the movie, saying that he didn't suffer due to the boycott, rather, it was not a good film.

FAQs

Q1:Why did Aamir Khan go to Kathmandu?
Answer: Aamir Khan went to Kathmandu to attend an 11-day meditation course at the Nepal Vipassana Centre in Budhanikantha.

Q2:Where is the Nepal Vipassana Centre located?
The Nepal Vipassana Centre is located on the outskirts of Kathmandu.