Sonam Wangchuk rejects Aamir Khan's claims, stirs debate with 'short-term memory loss' remark

The recent statements exchanged between actor Aamir Khan and activist Sonam Wangchuk have become a topic of intense discussion. The matter began when Aamir Khan claimed on a public platform that he was not acquainted with Sonam Wangchuk during the production of the film '3 Idiots'. This claim surprised many, as the film's lead character is widely considered to be inspired by Wangchuk's life.

Responding to this claim, Sonam Wangchuk has completely rejected Aamir Khan's assertion. According to an Amar Ujala report, Wangchuk addressed the issue by taking a dig at the actor. He suggested that perhaps Aamir Khan is suffering from 'short-term memory loss', which is why he is unable to recall past events.

Wangchuk's comment is being seen as a reference to the film 'Ghajini', in which Aamir Khan played a character suffering from short-term memory loss. Through this witty yet sharp remark, he has questioned the validity of Aamir's claims.

Contrary to Aamir Khan's claim, Wangchuk clarified that they had indeed met. He emphasized that there was communication between them during the film's production, making Aamir's statement that he did not know him entirely incorrect.

This controversy has also become a subject of significant discussion on social media. Fans are expressing their opinions regarding both statements. While some consider Aamir's forgetfulness a normal occurrence, many others are seen standing in support of Wangchuk.

Sonam Wangchuk's statement not only challenges Aamir's claims but also brings back memories related to the film's production. It remains to be seen whether Aamir Khan will provide any further response or if the matter will settle here.

For now, this exchange has sparked a new debate among the film fraternity and the general public. Wangchuk's candid approach is being well-received by people, who are appreciating his straightforward style.