Lokesh Kanagaraj’s upcoming film ‘Coolie’ starring Rajinikanth in the lead is exciting for several reasons. The film will mark the first-time collaboration of some popular names from across various industries. It is learnt that Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan is also part of the movie, generating a lot of buzz among movie buffs.

Now, rumours have surfaced that the actor is also involved in the distribution of ‘Coolie’. However, his home banner, Aamir Khan Productions, has rubbished any such rumors, claiming that Aamir's cameo in the film is just a friendly gesture for director Lokesh Kanagaraj and Rajinikanth.

Shedding further light on the matter, a spokesperson of Aamir Khan Productions cleared the air, saying: "Neither Aamir Khan, nor anyone from his team, is involved in the distribution of Coolie. Mr Khan has not made any calls to any exhibitor or distributor. His cameo in the film is purely a gesture of his bond with director Lokesh Kanagaraj and Rajinikanth."

He further added that everyone at Aamir Khan Productions, especially Aamir, is thrilled with the success of their recent release ‘Sitaare Zameen Par’ on YouTube and is overjoyed with the response it has received. Shifting our focus back to Coolie, the Rajinikanth starrer will be locking horns with Hrithik Roshan and NTR's ‘War 2’ at the box office on August 14. It was earlier reported that Aamir called PVR-Inox boss Ajay Bijli and requested him to organize an extensive showcasing for ‘Coolie’, so that the movie can get an edge over ‘War 2’.

IANS reported that the PVR-Inox team had shared their surprise over the rumours. “Aamir has no financial stake in Coolie. This wasn’t expected." In the meantime, Kanagaraj offered prayers on Thursday at the popular Shiva temple in Tiruvannamalai ahead of the Coolie" release. Sharing his gratitude to the team for pouring their hearts into making the drama, the director penned: "With Coolie unleashing in just a few days, I want to take a moment to thank the entire team who poured their hearts into it - 140 days of shoot spread over 2 years! This project has been incredibly close to my heart. Proud of you boys!."

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