Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan has praised actress Rani Mukherji for her work in ‘Mardaani but said that the film has violence and children shouldn't be exposed to such things.
The censor board awarded an A-certificate to ‘Mardaani’ which focuses on child trafficking. But Rani is trying to re-certify the film so that children above 12 years of age can view it.
According to media reports Aamir Khan said, "There are some words in the film that I would not want my children to see. I also feel that very small children should not see this kind of violence. I don't want an eight-year-old child to see that”.
Source revealed Aamir feels that, ‘we have become insensitive towards our children that we show them almost anything’. “I think we have to be much more careful with the kind of violence we are exposing our children to. I have a certain responsibility towards what I am showing to my children. I have to fulfill my responsibility, said the father of three”.
Rani had said that she wanted to send the film to the Censor Board for re-certification and wanted to campaign for a new category that allows children above 12 years to watch a film like 'Mardaani'.
Aamir Khan disagreed and said that the film should not be shown to children, primarily because of the kind of language it has. “Rani may have a different opinion. She is a close friend of mine and I respect Rani highly. I have seen the film and the film has certain amount of violence”, media reported.
‘Mardaani’ is an intense police drama and it tackles the sensitive subject of trafficking, wherein Rani plays the role of a police officer.
‘Mardani’ was awarded an A-certificate and has managed to get a good opening.
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