Aamir Khan about 'Padmavati' Movie

New Delhi Dec 12: Bollywood Actor Amir Khan has spoken about the padmavati controversy and said that "he would not like to comment directly on the raging controversy over 'Padmavati' but violence is never a solution."

"I feel that everybody has a right to protest. But I think in a democracy and in a country where we believe in the rule of law, I don't think anyone should be threatening people with violence. That is most unfortunate," Aamir added.

"No matter what walk of life you are in, whether you are a film person or a non-film person — you could be a doctor, an engineer, a government servant — but to be threatened physically is most unfortunate.I don’t believe in that philosophy. It reflects badly on us when things like this happen," Actor said.

"As an Indian, it makes me sad. It is not just restricted to a film personality, it could be anyone. The rule of law should be upheld and no one should be above the law and no one should take violence in their hands," he added.

Padmavati is a Bollywood movie directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali and it stars Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh.