New
Delhi,
(ANI):
Clarifying
his
stand
for
not
being
present
at
most
award
functions,
Bollywood
actor
Aamir
Khan
has
said
that
he
attends
only
those
events
which
he
considers
to
be
valuable
and
meaningful.
“I
think
that
the
Padma
awards
are
an
honour,
is
an
honour
which
my
country
is
giving
me.
And
I
accept
that
honour
with
folded
hands
and
with
all
humility
and
with
lot
of
pride.
I
am
very
happy
to
receive
this
award
and
it
means
a
lot
to
me," Khan
said
on
the
sidelines
of
the
meeting
of
the
Broadcasting
Editors
Association
at
New
Delhi
on
Wednesday.
“So
I
don't
go
where
the
award
does
not
mean
anything
to
me…So
where
I
don't
have
value,
I
don't
go,
but
where
I
have
value
I
go,"
he
added.
Khan
recently
avoided
the
famous
and
glitzy
Filmfare
and
International
Indian
Film
Academy
(IIFA)
awards.
Khan,
45,
is
in
New
Delhi
to
accept
the
Padma
Bhushan
award,
which
is
third
ranking
civilian
awards
conferred
by
the
Government
of
India.
He
pointed
out
that
he
has
accepted
the
Dinanath
Mangeshkar
Award
and
the
National
Award
as
they
hold
some
meaning
to
him.
Known
to
be
a
'perfectionist' in
the
Hindi
film
industry,
Khan
has
won
three
national
awards
and
eight
Filmfare
Awards
in
his
acting
career.
He
is
currently
producing
three
films
-
Pipli
Live,
Delhi
Belly
and
Dhobi
Ghaat.
His
two
recent
films
Ghajini
and
3
Idiots
have
been
termed
as
Bollywood's
highest
gross
earners.
Aamir
Khan
made
his
debut
as
a
producer
with
Ashutosh
Gowarikar's
Lagaan
in
2001.
This
movie
was
also
nominated
for
Oscars
as
India's
official
entry
and
Best
Foreign
Language
Film.