Bollywood
actor
Aamir
Khan
has
never
experienced
bribery
for
film
certification.
Aamir
says
he
doesn't
support
palm-greasing
and
in
case
he
comes
across
it,
he
will
immediately
inform
the
police.
The
Central
Board
of
Film
Certification
(CBFC)
CEO
Rakesh
Kumar
was
arrested
in
an
alleged
bribery
case
Monday.
He
was
sent
to
police
custody
for
three
days
Tuesday
by
a
special
court.
"I
don't
have
any
information
about
him," Aamir
said
when
he
was
asked
about
Kumar.
"I
had
no
personal
experience
with
him,
so
I
cannot
comment
on
it,"
he
told
reporters
at
the
PK
poster
launch
Wednesday.
Shripati
Mishra,
CBFC
advisory
panel
member
and
an
authorised
agent
for
censor
certification,
was
also
arrested
for
allegedly
demanding
a
bribe
of
Rs.70,000
for
issuing
a
certificate
to
"Mor
Dauki
Ke
Bihav",
a
regional
film
from
Chhattisgarh.
Members
of
film
fraternity
have
come
out
in
the
open
and
spoken
about
their
experiences.
When
asked
if
has
ever
come
across
any
such
agent,
Aamir
said,
"It
has
never
happened
with
me.
In
any
case,
the
kind
of
person
I
am,
if
somebody
will
ask
me
for
bribe,
I
will
immediately
call
the
police.
I
will
make
an
official
complaint
then
and
there."
The
film
PK
co-producer
Vidhu
Vinod
Chopra
too
said
that
he
never
had
to
bribe
anyone
to
get
clearance
for
his
film.
"Fortunately,
my
reputation
has
been
so
bad
that
I
never
had
any
such
bad
experience…," he
said.
Directed
by
Rajkumar
Hirani,
who
has
also
co-produced
he
film,
PK
is
expected
to
come
out
in
December.