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Aamir Khan wore a striped white and blue short kurta and dark blue pyjamas. He also sported a new hairdo--wavy hair with a middle-parting. He also wore glasses.

Actor Aamir Khan stepped out in Mumbai for the birthday celebration of Avinash Govariker. Several pictures and videos of the actor emerged online. (Also Read | Aamir Khan announces next project Lahore 1947, will star ‘immensely talented’ Sunny Deol as lead)

Aamir opts for new hairstyle

Aamir Khan outside a Mumbai restaurant.

In a video shared by a paparazzo account on Instagram, Aamir got out of his car outside a restaurant. He smiled as he walked towards the venue. Aamir waved and shook hands with his fans stationed outside the restaurant. He also briefly posed for the paparazzi before heading inside.

Aamir wore ethnic

For the occasion, Aamir wore a striped white and blue short kurta and dark blue pyjamas. He also sported a new hairdo--wavy hair with a middle-parting. He also wore glasses.

Aamir's last film

The actor will collaborate with actor Sunny Deol and director Rajkumar Santoshi for an upcoming film Lahore, 1947. Aamir will only be producing the film with his production house Aamir Khan Productions.

The official page of Aamir Khan Productions wrote on X (formerly known as Twitter), "I, and the entire team at AKP, are most excited and happy to announce our next, starring Sunny Deol, directed by Raj Kumar Santoshi, titled Lahore, 1947. We look forward to collaborating with the immensely talented Sunny, and one of my favourite directors Raj Santoshi. The journey we have embarked on promises to be most enriching."

Clash of Sunny and Aamir's films in last three decades

Sunny and Aamir have never worked together before this. But the duo have had very iconic box-office clashes as competitors in the past, where both have eventually emerged victorious.

The first iconic clash at the ticket window was witnessed in 1990 when Aamir Khan's Dil and Sunny Deol's Ghayal were released on the same day. Then in 1996, it was Raja Hindustani vs Ghatak followed by the most epic box office clash of Indian cinema in 2001 when Lagaan was released on the same day as Gadar.

Now, for the very first time, the duo have come together and joined hands on a project. Lahore, 1947 also marks the reunion of Aamir and Rajkumar after their iconic cult classic, Andaz Apna Apna. Further details about Lahore, 1947 are still awaited.