Aamir supports demonetisation, says it will help in long run

December 18, 2016 18:21

Superstar Aamir Khan today came out in support of the demonetisation drive of the Union government, saying it would help the country in the long run.

"I feel it is something that we should support... it is something that our government is trying to do which is meant for improving the situation that we have in the country and we must all certainly support any attempt to do that.

There may be difficulties along the way but in the long run... I think we should look at the long run," he told reporters at a press conference in Hyderabad while promoting his upcoming film 'Dangal'.

Earlier, during a promotional event in Mumbai, the 51-year-old actor had supported the cash recall exercise dubbing it as a good move by the government to curb black money and appealed to all citizens to support the move.

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