Actor
Aamir
Khan,
whose
last
movie
PK
got
embroiled
in
multiple
controversies
before
and
after
its
release,
feels
that
films
have
now
become
soft
targets
for
publicity-hungry
people.
PK,
which
portrays
Aamir
Khan
as
an
alien,
raised
questions
about
religion
and
people's
blind
faith
in
godmen.
Aamir
was
present
at
the
'Youth
For
Governance'
event,
where
he
was
asked
to
share
his
thoughts
about
controversial
films
that
go
on
to
become
hits.
He
said,
"When
people
like
the
film,
then
it
becomes
a
hit.
When
we
say
'hit',
we
mean
people
like
that
film.
The
only
reason
behind
a
hit
film
is
that
how
good
you
have
made
it.
And
if
you
have
made
a
bad
movie,
no
matter
how
well
you
market
that
film,
it's
not
going
to
do
well."
Sharing
his
"theory
on
films",
Aamir
said,
"No
matter
what
you
do,
you
can't
make
a
bad
film
work.
And
no
matter
what
you
do,
you
can't
kill
a
good
film.
It
works
both
ways," he
added.
Aamir
further
said
that
the
film
industry
has
now
become
a
soft
target
for
people
who
want
cheap
publicity.
"It
is
an
unfortunate
fact
that
nowadays,
every
film
seems
to
have
attracted
some
or
the
other
controversy.
There
was
a
case
of
plagiarism
filed
against
Rajkumar
Hirani
for
'PK'.
The
person
filing
the
case
got
his
name
on
the
front
page,
which
is
what
he
wanted.
So,
it
has
now
become
easy
to
get
publicity," the
actor
said.
Aamir
also
appealed
to
the
media
to
investigate
such
stories
appropriately
when
they
appear,
instead
of
following
them
and
fanning
them
blindly.