Among the four others is the film’s director Ashutosh Gowariker.

Commercial shooting of Chinkara is banned under the Wildlife (Protection) Act.

A Chinkara, a Schedule I animal under the Act, was filmed in the 2002 superhit movie which was shot in Kutch district of Gujarat.

The Chief Judicial Magistrate of Bhuj asked all the five to appear before it on April 15.

The Gujarat Forest Department had filed an FIR in the court against Aamir and all the others.

The tongue-in-cheek banter between the two Khans of Bollywood has moved a step further. It began on few days ago when Aamir said at an event that Shah Rukh is number 2.

In response, SRK was no less witty and had accepted with sarcastic humility that it was a compliment to him to come on second spot after Aamir, who, SRK said, is indeed number one.

Now, when mediapersons told Aamir about SRK’s response and asked for his reaction, Aamir said with a broad smile: “Mujhe khushi hai ki usne maan liya” (I am glad that he has accepted that he is number. 2.

Of course it was said in good humour and the whole gathering of media persons broke out in laughter. Let us see what SRK would have to say to that.

However, the little actor danced during the retakes of the shots.

“I have trained in Shiamak’s (Davar) school and I am a good dancer. Everyone in ‘Bum bum bole’ danced, excluding me. I was very upset. So, every time they shot a retake, I would start dancing,” Darsheel wrote in Aamir Khan’s blog www.aamirkhan.com.

Recounting memories of the shoot, he added: “Acting with Tanay and Sachet was great fun and partying with them was amazing fun.”

In the film released December 21, Darsheel plays the role of a dyslexic child.

Aamir was at Darsheel’s house for lunch with wife Kiran recently and wished one could have seen the boy’s face as he read the blog posts.

However, before handing over his laptop to Darsheel, an overwhelmed Aamir penned: “I want you to know that I am absolutely thrilled with what I have been reading through your posts.”

On a different front, South Indian director Shankar (whose last project Sivaji was a superhit) had planned a movie called Robot with Shah Rukh Khan but the project could not take off because of creative differences between the superstar and Shankar.

Now, Bollywood grapevine says Shankar has spoken with Aamir about playing the leading role of a scientist in the sci-fi thriller.

Aamir, who is presently neck-deep busy in work before the release of his home production Taare Zameen Par , admits having met Raju Hirani but doesn’t confirm having signed the film.