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18 years of ‘Lagaan’: Aamir Khan recalls ''memorable, beautiful journey''

CHANDIGARH: Aamir Khan shared an emotional post on Twitter in order to mark 18 years since the release of ‘Lagaan’.The movie, which was set in the British era, is considered as one of Bollywood’s most iconic films.

Aamir Khan shared an emotional post on Twitter in order to mark 18 years since the release of ‘Lagaan’. Twitter.

Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, June 16

Aamir Khan shared an emotional post on Twitter in order to mark 18 years since the release of ‘Lagaan’.

The movie, which was set in the British era, is considered as one of Bollywood’s most iconic films.

“Thank you @AshGowariker, and thanks to everyone who has been a part of Lagaan. What a memorable and beautiful journey. And what better than today to see this,” Khan said on Twitter.

The movie's director Ashutosh Gowariker also responded to Khan's post.

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