Hindi In Maharashtra? Aamir Khan’s Viral Line During BMC Voting Sets Off Debate
Aamir Khan found himself at the centre of a language debate after delivering a voting appeal in Marathi during the Maharashtra civic elections. The actor stepped out on polling day to cast his vote in the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) elections and encouraged citizens to participate in the democratic process.
Speaking to media personnel outside the polling booth, Aamir addressed voters in Marathi, urging them to exercise their right to vote. He was later asked to repeat his message in Hindi, a request that quickly drew attention online due to the ongoing language row in the state.
When prompted to speak in Hindi, the actor responded, “Hindi mein? Yeh Maharashtra hai bhai. (In Hindi? This is Maharashtra.)” He was then informed that the message would be broadcast nationally, after which he repeated his appeal in Hindi. During his Hindi address, Aamir praised the voting arrangements and once again encouraged people to come out and vote.
Speaking to media personnel outside the polling booth, Aamir addressed voters in Marathi, urging them to exercise their right to vote. He was later asked to repeat his message in Hindi, a request that quickly drew attention online due to the ongoing language row in the state.
When prompted to speak in Hindi, the actor responded, “Hindi mein? Yeh Maharashtra hai bhai. (In Hindi? This is Maharashtra.)” He was then informed that the message would be broadcast nationally, after which he repeated his appeal in Hindi. During his Hindi address, Aamir praised the voting arrangements and once again encouraged people to come out and vote.
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