'Maybe Lost His Pet': Aamir Khan & Kiran Rao Look Distressed, Son Azad Spotted Crying Outside Pet Clinic In Mumbai; Netizens React - Watch Video
On Saturday, Aamir Khan, along with his ex-wife, Kiran Rao, and son, Azad Rao Khan, was spotted at a pet clinic in Mumbai. They were clicked while leaving the clinic, and the actor was holding a cat carrier basket. In the video, which has made its way to social media, Aamir and Kiran looked distressed, while Azad was seen crying. Netizens are speculating that their pet may have died or may not be…
On Saturday, Aamir Khan, his ex-wife Kiran Rao, and their son Azad Rao Khan were seen at a pet clinic in Mumbai. The trio was captured leaving the clinic, with Aamir holding a cat carrier basket. A video of the incident has circulated on social media, showing Aamir and Kiran looking distressed, while Azad was observed crying.
Netizens are speculating that a pet might have passed away or may not be in good health. One user commented, "His pet dog or cat is not well, I guess." Another Instagram user wrote, "Might be some pet lost its life. Sad." Preity Zinta also weighed in, slamming the viral video for suggesting that she had ignored Aamir Khan. She stated, "Pakka koi pet hai ✅ wo marr gaya honga ✅ isliye Aamir bhai ka beta ro raha hai (sic)."
As of now, neither Aamir nor Kiran has released any statement regarding their pet's health or passing away. Aamir Khan's production venture, Batwara 1947, premiered on Friday and received mixed-to-positive reviews. However, the Sunny Deol-starrer struggled to make a strong opening at the box office, collecting only Rs. 5.75 crore.
It will need to perform better during the weekend. Aamir has not announced his next film as a lead, but he is reportedly set to appear in a movie titled Lalkaara, which will be based on the historic 1952 India-Pakistan Test series, with Aamir playing the role of legendary cricketer Lala Amarnath.
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