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Is Aamir Khan really dressed as a Caveman in viral video? Actor’s Team responds

Is Aamir Khan really dressed as a Caveman in viral video? Actor’s Team responds

Web Desk February 03, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • A viral video of a man dressed as a caveman in Mumbai was circulating online.
  • The video shows Khan casually pushing a handcart and interacting with pedestrians.
  • Khan previously stated that the film would focus on individual qualities.
A video has recently gone viral on the internet, showing a man dressed like a caveman roaming the streets of Mumbai. Many speculated that it was Aamir Khan. In response to the confusion, the team of the “Sitaare Zameen Par” actor issued a statement clarifying that the man in the video is not Khan.

Aamir Khan’s team issued a statement addressing how rumors spread like wildfire on the internet, with social media playing a major role in amplifying them. They specifically pointed out the speculation surrounding the viral video, where many suggested the man dressed like a caveman roaming the streets of Mumbai was superstar Aamir Khan. However, the team clarified that this is not true—the caveman is not the superstar.

"The man roaming the streets of Mumbai in a caveman-like costume is not Aamir Khan. Kindly do not believe any such statements, as all of them are false," a source close to the development clarified.

For those who aren't aware, a video gaining a lot of traction on the internet shows a man dressed like a caveman. He is seen casually pushing a handcart and interacting with pedestrians and local citizens, unnoticed. The man sports a wig, prosthetic beard, and special makeup to perfect the look.

This piqued curiosity among many internet users, with some believing it to be a smart promotional tactic for a brand endorsement, while others wondered if it was a publicity stunt for an upcoming project. One user speculated, “Probably doing a remake of Tom Hanks' movie “Castaway,” while another guessed, “Just building craze for his next release. To create buzzzzz.”

Viral video of a man dressed like a caveman:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6XGdNEDKlI

Nonetheless, Aamir Khan's team officially clarified that the actor is gearing up for the theatrical release of “Sitaare Zameen Par”. The upcoming comedy caper, which stars Genelia Deshmukh and Darsheel Safary in key roles, is set to release on Christmas this year, December 25, 2025. Speaking with “Deadline Hollywood” at the Red Sea Film Festival in Jeddah last year, Khan shared that the film would focus on the individual qualities that make each person magical and unique.

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