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Poster of Aamir Khan as Guru Nanak fake, AI generated: actor’s spokesperson

Last year, a fake video of Aamir talking about steering clear of ‘jumla’ (false promises) ahead of Lok Sabha elections went viral on social media
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New Delhi, Updated At : 03:56 PM Apr 28, 2025 IST
Bollywood actor Aamir Khan. PTI File Photo

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A poster featuring Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan as Guru Nanak is “completely fake and AI-generated”, said a spokesperson for the actor on Monday after it started going viral on social media.

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The poster shows Aamir ‘in and as’ Guru Nanak with a teaser trailer set to arrive soon.

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In a statement, the spokesperson asked fans to be wary of fake news on social media.

“The poster showing Aamir Khan as Guru Nanak is completely fake and AI generated. Aamir Khan has no connection to any such project. He holds the highest respect for Guru Nanak and would never be part of anything disrespectful. Please don’t fall for fake news,” the spokesperson said in the statement.

Last year, a fake video of Aamir talking about steering clear of ‘jumla’ (false promises) ahead of Lok Sabha elections went viral on social media.

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