“Aamir Khan Blasts Bollywood’s Luxury Entourage Culture: Where Does It End?

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In a recent candid interview, Aamir Khan blast bollywood on growing culture of extravagant demands among Bollywood stars think on-set gyms, vanity vans, and full kitchen setups all being expected at a producer’s expense. He argues that while stars deserve comfort and respect, the trend of asking producers to foot bills for personal staff and luxury extras is exploitative and unfair. Khan warns that if this continues unchecked, the entire film ecosystem will suffer under inflated budgets and unreasonable expectations.

Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan has openly criticised the growing culture of lavish and unreasonable demands made by some actors on film sets. According to him, it’s no longer just about basic comfort many stars now insist on having personal gyms, luxury vanity vans, live cooking kitchens, and even trainers arranged at the producer’s expense.

Khan revealed that these demands don’t stop there. Several actors expect producers to cover the costs of their personal staff, including drivers and assistants, even though such expenses should ideally be borne by the stars themselves.

Calling the trend both exploitative and unfair, Aamir pointed out that actors in Bollywood are already among the highest paid in the industry. He questioned: “Where does this end? Will producers one day have to pay for every aspect of an actor’s personal life?”

The actor stressed that producers, who shoulder massive financial risks to make films, deserve much better treatment. He warned that if this culture of entitlement continues unchecked, it could damage the film industry’s ecosystem, inflating budgets and making movie production unsustainable.

By speaking out, Aamir Khan has reignited the debate on fairness, accountability, and respect within Bollywood’s power dynamics urging stars to rethink how far is “too far” when it comes to luxury on sets.

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