BoycottSitaareZameenPar: Aamir Khan’s new film Sitaare Zameen Par has created a storm of cyber outrage, with the trend #BoycottSitaareZameenPar trending top on X (formerly Twitter). Although excitement for the film was high in the beginning—being Taare Zameen Par’s spiritual successor. Things took a controversial turn in recent times, and now there is public debate and mixed reactions.
The boycott calls are primarily driven by a mix of previous controversies surrounding Aamir Khan and the perceived theme of the film. Social media users have revived the actor’s 2015 comments on “intolerance in India,” which previously initiated comparable #Boycott movements for his previous releases such as Laal Singh Chaddha. The comments now continue to shadow the actor, with critics demanding accountability before they proceed with supporting his work.
Yet another catalyst behind the boycott is rumormongering about the plot. Netizens are circulating the notion that Sitaare Zameen Par could be distorting religious or social issues, but no official word confirms these allegations. This has created a wave of misinformation fueled by trending posts and misleading headlines. The failure of the film team to clearly dispel these speculations further contributed to confusion and anger.
In a politically sensitive atmosphere, movies tend to get targeted easily by controversy. A section of influencers and social media communities have connected the film with a larger story of cultural misrepresentation in Bollywood. Memes, edited clips, and call-outs further fuelled the boycott campaign, making it a trending hashtag. The issue is related to one of his comment in his film PK where Aamir Khan says he woud feed the poor instead of pouring milk to lord shiva. Other set of people are fussed about the fact that he didn’t react to Pahalgam terror attact and he now supports Turkey which supports Pakisthan. Some users claims that watching this film in theatres is waste of money instead we can feed poor with ticket price.
While the movement continues to grow momentum, many users have sympathetically supported Aamir Khan, and by implication, the film. Supporters are vocal in their opinions, arguing it is unfair to judge a film before it has even been released. The role of Aamir Khan in making socially responsible cinema exists, and indeed. They claim the audience should be focusing on the film and its artistic merit, versus their own opinions of historic controversies.
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BoycottSitaareZameenPar, while a hashtag in and of itself, represents the complexities of the intersection of celebrity culture. Recall, and social discourse in today’s digital world in India. Whether or not the movement affects the box office fate of the film is neither here nor there. But it does illustrate the profound impact of netizen opinion on shaping the narratives of contemporary cinema.
Good job, Hindus. Keep pushing back. It's the only way to make them learn.#BoycottSitaareZameenPar #BoycottBollywoodCompletely pic.twitter.com/xBxw67em0a
— Shruti Pandey 🚩 (@Pandeyshruti252) June 21, 2025
All patriots have to discharge their responsibilities.#BoycottSitaareZameenPar #BoycottAamirKhan #Boycottkhans #BoycottBollywood #BoycottTurkeyAzerbaijan pic.twitter.com/KH4QHUp8eV
— Bhushan Patil (@Bhushan36429981) June 19, 2025
Agree? #SitaareZameenPar is releasing today and you know what to do.#BoycottSitaareZameenPar #boycottSitareZameenPar #BoycottAamirKhan #BoycottKhans #BoycottBollywood #SitaareZameenParReview pic.twitter.com/keuOfj01m0
— Tathvam-asi (@ssaratht) June 20, 2025
💥Request everyone to Retweet MAXIMUM#BoycottSitaareZameenPar & bring this "sitara" zameen par because that is where he belongs.
His eyes were too busy on Rafah to see pahalgam. pic.twitter.com/3NE9S1de2C
— Dr. Shah (@ankitatIIMA) June 21, 2025
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