Amitabh Bachchan may be next Brand Ambassador of Incridible India

Bollywood symbol Amitabh Bachchan said on Thursday he is prepared to venture in as brand minister of tourism service's Incredible India crusade, a part Aamir Khan was playing till now.

"Nobody has asked me (to take up the occupation) and neither have I been drawn nearer as such. Be that as it may, for state, nation and social reasons I might dependably be prepared to do any sort of work intentionally," Bachchan told Mail Today through his marketing expert.

Prior, inquired as to whether he felt Aamir was being evacuated in light of his late remarks on narrow mindedness, Big B minimized the thought.

"You have to elucidate first whether he is being uprooted due to something that he might have said or it is the end of his agreement. I am certain that there must be some sort of contrast there. I don't feel that individuals are uprooted in light of the fact that they didn't concur or said something that is questionable," Big B told offices.

Veteran performer Bachchan has been brand diplomat of Gujarat tourism for some time now. By originating from a tourism service source Big B was 'first decision' of the Narendra Modi government in front of a few more youthful stars including Deepika Padukone, Akshay Kumar and Priyanka Chopra.

Reports expressed the service felt Big B was 'a non-dubious figure' and hence was perfect to be India's mascot while advancing the nation as a traveler center point. Via Mail Today Bureau The service clearly has additionally noticed the senior performing artist's effective spell as a diplomat of Gujarat tourism. Prior on Thursday, Aamir Khan conveyed a note to the press affirming his part in the Incredible India battle had formally finished following 10 years' affiliation.

"It has been an honor and a delight for me to be the brand minister for the Incredible India battle for as far back as 10 years... Whether I am brand minister or not, India will stay amazing, and that is the way it ought to be," said the performer.

Aamir's official proclamation finished guesses that grew on Wednesday evening, after organizations cited Union Culture Minister Mahesh Sharma saying Aamir "stops to be the mascot for the administration's Incredible India battle".