Sudha Murty Applauds Aamir Khan’s Sitaare Zameen Par, Calls It an “Eye-Opener”

Renowned author and philanthropist Sudha Murty has expressed deep admiration for Aamir Khan’s much-anticipated film Sitaare Zameen Par, ahead of its theatrical release. Known for her candid insights and social awareness, Murty called the film “an eye-opener” and applauded its core message and emotional depth.

A Film That Sparks Conversations

Speaking after a special preview, Sudha Murty highlighted the film's sensitive portrayal of children with learning difficulties. Without revealing plot specifics, she appreciated the way Sitaare Zameen Par invites audiences to rethink how society views and treats children with special needs. She emphasized how the film holds a mirror to real-life challenges faced by many families and educators, making it both a moving and meaningful watch.

Aamir Khan’s Return with Purpose

With Sitaare Zameen Par, Aamir Khan returns to the director’s chair and the big screen, aiming to follow up the emotional resonance of Taare Zameen Par. While that earlier film focused on dyslexia, the new project takes the conversation further—addressing inclusion, empathy, and educational reform.

Aamir’s commitment to socially relevant cinema continues to be one of his trademarks, and Murty's comments only add to the anticipation surrounding the film’s release.

Emotional Impact and Broader Appeal

Murty, who has long been involved in educational and social initiatives through the Infosys Foundation, said the film left a lasting emotional impact on her. She encouraged families, especially parents and teachers, to watch it—not just for its entertainment value but for the vital conversations it can spark at home and in classrooms.

Nationwide Release on the Horizon

Sitaare Zameen Par is set to hit theatres soon, with promotions already building strong buzz. Aamir Khan Productions has not yet disclosed the exact release date, but the film is expected to be a major box office and critical event.

As the film gears up for its grand release, endorsements like Sudha Murty’s suggest that Sitaare Zameen Par could be more than just a movie—it might become a movement for change.