Mumbai: Actor Aamir Khan, whose last movie “PK” got embroiled in multiple controversies before and after its release, feels that films have now become soft targets for publicity-hungry people. “PK”, which portrays Aamir Khan as an alien, raised questions about religion and people’s blind faith in god men. Aamir was present at the ‘Youth For Governance’ event here. He was asked to share his thoughts about controversial films that go on to become hits. He said, “When people like the film, then it becomes a hit. When we say ‘hit’, we mean people like that film. The only reason behind a hit film is that how good you have made it. And if you have made a bad movie, no matter how well you market that film, it’s not going to do well.”
Films being targeted to get publicity, says Aamir
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