Imran is a new gay icon

Imran Khan, the heart-throb of Tinsel Town, debuted as a child artist in Aamir Khan’s “Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak” in 1988. He played the character of young Aamir in the movie. And as we know, Aamir Khan is his uncle.

It was in the year 2008, Imran made his first appearance as the main male lead in the movie “Jaane Tu ....Ya Jaane Na” opposite Genelia D’ Souza. The movie was produced by his uncle and Mansoor Khan. “Delhi Belly”, “I Hate Love Storys” are a few other movies of his to talk about.

India has got first magazine devoted to the gay community, to promote the gay rights. And Imran Khan is lucky enough to be on the cover page of India’s first gay magazine. He has become the icon of gays all over the country. And Imran feels he is very lucky to be gay icon. He supports the gay rights from the bottom of his heart. Earlier he was seen kissing his buddy Ranbir Kapoor on KJo’s show ‘Koffee With Karan’.

Imran is working on his forthcoming films “Mere Brother Ki Dulhan” and “Shakun Batra’s Unlimited Project”. MBKD is going to be released on 9th of September this year. And SBUP is slated for November release.

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Imran Khan doesn't favour new drinking age restriction

Bollywood actor Imran Khan is set to file a PIL challenging the new law in Maharashtra which prevents those below the age of 25 from drinking.

Khan is in discussions with his lawyers to file a PIL on his behalf. Born in the US, the overseas citizen of India cannot file a PIL on his own.

"I feel that as members of a democratic society it is our duty to stand out and ask whether the government is doing the right thing. Recent decision of the state government to raise the drinking age from 21 to 25 is illogical and counter productive. We all complain about things without doing anything. This is why I want to file this PIL requesting the government to review the law," the 27-year-old actor said.

The Maharashtra government has increased the legal age for alcohol purchase and drinking from 21 to 25 years.

"It is contrary to our Constitution. If you say that alcohol is free then those legally adult should have the right to choose whether they want to partake in it or not. It is not about alcohol, it is about the freedom of choice," the "Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Naa" star says.

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