Aamir Khan has found himself at the center of yet another controversy, days after his reported marriage to longtime partner Gauri Spratt. According to multiple reports, a cleric has issued a fatwa against the Bollywood superstar, objecting to his interfaith marriage and claiming that such a union is not permissible under his interpretation of Islamic law.
The development comes shortly after Aamir and Gauri reportedly tied the knot in an intimate registered ceremony attended by close family and friends. While the wedding received widespread attention, the latest controversy has shifted the spotlight from the actor's personal celebrations to a larger debate surrounding religion, personal choice, and interfaith marriages in India.
The cleric reportedly criticized Aamir for marrying a non-Muslim and described the marriage as being against Sharia principles. Videos and statements circulating online have fueled discussions on social media, with opinions sharply divided between those supporting the actor's personal freedom and those backing the religious objection.
Responding to the growing controversy, Aamir Khan dismissed allegations linking his marriages to the "love jihad" narrative. The actor clarified that religion has never dictated his relationships and emphasized that none of his wives—including Reena Dutta, Kiran Rao, and Gauri Spratt—converted to Islam. Calling the controversy "comical," Aamir reiterated that his marriages have always been civil unions based on mutual respect rather than religion.
The controversy has once again sparked a wider conversation about the intersection of celebrity, religion, and personal liberty. While debates continue across political and social circles, Aamir has maintained that his personal life is guided by individual choice and respect for every faith, choosing to directly address the criticism instead of remaining silent.
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