Indian Bollywood Superstar Aamir Khan, has caused quiet a stir by posing nude in his upcoming film 'PK'. The poster has made many people intrigued, while others have ridiculed him for the controversial poster.
Amir Khan in his defence has said it's not for publicity and called it 'key art' which depicts the story of the film, the Times of India reports.
In the movie poster of Rajkumar Hirani's PK features Aamir posing nude with a strategically placed boombox hiding his modesty. While some have appreciated the dare bare act, some have criticised it and even called it a 'publicity stunt'.
While discussion about the matter, Aamir said: "When you (audience) will watch the film then only you will be able to understand the idea behind (the poster). But I would just like to say that the kind of filmmaker, the kind of writer Rajkumar is, he always tries to present the things, his thinking, in a unique way and that's why I am his huge fan."
Citing the example of the poster of one of his past production and directorial debut, Taare Zameen Par, he said: "In the poster of Taare Zameen Par, the child (actor Darsheel Safary) is sitting in the front on the school bench and I am sitting behind him. So it is a kind of key art...the image that tells you much about the story and so is the poster of PK."
"This is not for publicity, not for us at least. In fact, this poster imbibes all the elements of the film," he added.
Meanwhile, a case was also filed in a court in Kanpur recently against Aamir, director Rajkumar Hirani and producer Vidhu Vinod Chopra. They were accused of promoting nudity and vulgarity through the 'PK' poster.
However, the actor is hopeful that everything will get clear once people watch the film when it releases in December.
"We are getting a mixed response from the people. But I feel that when they will watch the film, their doubts will get cleared," the 49-year-old said.
PK also features actor Sanjay Dutt, Anushka Sharma and Sushant Singh Rajput.