Nagpur
(UNI):
Evergreen
actor
Dev
Anand
said
it
would
be
unjust
if
cine
star
Aamir
Khan's
new
movie
Fanaa
was
prevented
from
being
screened
in
Gujarat
by
protestors.
Interacting
with
media
persons
here,
Dev
Anand
said,
''I
do
not
know
what
is
the
reason
behind
the
protest
in
that
state
when
the
film
is
being
released
across
India
Friday.
But,
I
disapprove
of
the
protest.''
Dev
Anand,
who
was
recently
presented
the
Lifetime
Achievement
Award
by
''Screen'',
was
in
the
city
to
attend
his
felicitation
organised
by
the
Lokmat
group
of
newspapers
and
the
Nagpur
Municipal
Corporation
(NMC).
Aamir
Khan,
who
plays
a
lead
role
in
the
film
with
Kajol,
has
been
facing
flak
in
Gujarat
ever
since
he
extended
his
support
to
Narmada
Bachao
Andolan
(NBA)
leader
Medha
Patkar
last
April.
The
octogenarian
actor,
while
commenting
on
the
country's
progress,
said
India
has
made
a
tremendous
progress
during
the
last
50
years
but
a
lot
more
was
needed
to
be
done.
To
a
question
on
the
present
trend
in
romantic
films,
he
said
there
was
nothing
wrong
with
it.
''I
have
also
produced
many
romantic
flms
which
were
liked
by
the
people.''
To
another
question,
he
quipped,
''I
have
no
regrets
in
life
which
has
been
blessed
by
go.
People
have
liked
my
acting.''
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