Bollywood perfectionist & superstar Aamir Khan has applauded the effort made by Pune-based Purushottam Laddha to re-release late filmmaker V. Shantaram’s 1972 Marathi film Pinjra and says that today we hardly get to see films made by yesteryear filmmakers in theaters due to the lack of restoration.

“Just got to know that Pinjra, V. Shantaram’s last film, has been restored and re-released in theaters,” Aamir posted on Twitter on Friday.

Don't get to see films of our great filmmakers in theatres: Aamir Khan
Don’t get to see films of our great filmmakers in theaters: Aamir Khan

“We don’t often get to see films of one of our great filmmakers in the theater! I’m definitely going for it! Don’t miss it! Love,” the PK actor added.

Set in Tamasha folk musical theater of Maharashtra, Pinjra tells the story of a morally righteous school teacher, Lagoo (Shriram Lagoo), who wants to reform a Tamasha performer Chandrakala (Sandhya), but ends up falling in love with her.

Shantaram, who passed away in October 1990, is best known for directing films like Dr. Kotnis Ki Amar Kahani, Amar Bhoopali, Jhanak Jhanak Payal Baaje, Do Aankhen Barah Haath, Navrang and Duniya Na Mane.

Aamir is currently shooting for Dangal.

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