New Delhi, July 11 (IANS) Aamir Khan has done it in “Taare Zameen Par” and “3 Idiots”. So has Shahid Kapoor in “Paathshaala” and now actor Nikhil Dwivedi will present his take on the Indian education system in a light-hearted way in “Matric Pass”.

“‘Matric Pass’ is a light-hearted film with a very deep message. It is a hilarious take on our education system and is being directed by Shashank Shah,” Nikhil told IANS.

“It’s about an auto driver, who has to go back to school and clear his 10th class because of circumstances in his life. He cannot move ahead and do what he really wants to do until he clears that,” added the actor, last seen in “Raavan”.

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Amitabh, Aamir watch ‘Paa’ together

Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan and Mr. Perfectionist Aamir Khan seems to be bonding big time.

Aamir was invited at the Bachchan’s house where they sat together and watched Amitabh-Abhishek starrer “Paa”.

Aamir wrote on microblogging site Twitter, “Just got back home after watching Paa. Had a good cry. Lovely film. Amith-ji is outstanding. Watching him is a learning experience.”

“Had been wanting to watch Paa since before its release. Really loved Abhishek, he hit just the right note, very moving. Vidya has given one more outstanding performance,” he added.

Amitabh tweeted back: “Thank you Aamir .. So happy you liked the film and the performances ..Balki (director) was thrilled. Lovely evening, must do more of these.”

Abhishek also thanked Aamir saying, “Thank you very much Aamir. Was wonderful to see you after so long. Take care.”

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Rahul Bose’s luggage tale

Bollywood actor-turned-activist Rahul Bose lost his baggage while flying from Chandigarh to Mumbai Saturday.

However, his luggage, which contained a Cargo squash racket, was later recovered in Delhi.

Rahul wrote on microblogging site Twitter, “JetAirways continues to delight. Lost all my bags. No, not international flight - Chandigarh-Mumbai! Bags in Delhi!! Precious cargo-squash racket.”

After getting back his bags, Rahul wrote, “Finally jet returns my bag. Reena, at jet, blames me for not having given my phone number. I give up. They’ve had my cell phone number since 5 yrs!!”