Aamir Khan

Aamir Khan has greenlit Ashutosh Gowariker's 1952 India-Pakistan cricket drama, pushing the '3 Idiots' sequel to mid-2027 due to script development. Farhan Akhtar joins the sports film as a co-producer and in a key role, with both actors set for cricket training. The '3 Idiots' sequel faces delays as Aamir awaits a refined screenplay.

Pooja Bhatt sent fans into a nostalgic frenzy after sharing vintage throwback photos with Aamir Khan from an old photoshoot by photographer Gautam Rajadhyaksha. The two previously starred together in the 1991 hit 'Dil Hai Ke Manta Nahin'. Pooja teased an untold story behind the clicks, saying 'not just yet.'

Pooja Bhatt recently revisited her Dil Hai Ke Manta Nahin days with Aamir Khan and admitted that while the two shared a “spark” and undeniable chemistry during the filming of the 1991 romantic drama, it never turned into a real-life relationship. Speaking about their chemistry during the shoot, Pooja said she genuinely enjoyed working with Aamir and acknowledged the strong connection they shared on screen.

Aamir Khan dismissed the method actor label at a Masterclass, saying "It would be very presumptuous" as he is not formally trained. He also revealed that test screenings are his "survival instinct" to fix mistakes before release. Aamir recently returned to the big screen with 'Sitaare Zameen Par'.

Aamir Khan and Ashutosh Gowariker are reuniting for an ambitious period film about cricketer Lala Amarnath, marking their first project since 'Lagaan'. Farhan Akhtar is in talks for a pivotal role as Amarnath's close friend, with the story set against India's Partition. Rajkumar Hirani is reportedly producing the film, which focuses on the bond between the two central characters.

Filmmaker Farhan Akhtar is reportedly considering an acting role in Ashutosh Gowariker's upcoming period drama about cricket icon Lala Amarnath, set during India's Partition. Akhtar, also producing, might play a pivotal cameo as Amarnath's close friend. This project reunites Aamir Khan and Gowariker after 'Lagaan'.

Aamir Khan has opened up about working with son Junaid Khan, revealing that the young actor chose to build his career independently without using his father’s name or influence in the industry. Aamir shared that Junaid consciously stayed away from leveraging his family background and instead went through the grind of auditions and rejections on his own.

Bollywood's meticulous filmmaker, Aamir Khan, shared his approach to handling box office failures, viewing them as intellectual puzzles to solve. He revealed a significant behind-the-scenes change, explaining how the second half of his blockbuster 'PK' was rewritten just before its release due to thematic similarities with another film, ensuring its eventual success. Read on to know more in detail.

Actress Sai Tamhankar reminisced about her dream role alongside Aamir Khan in 'Ghajini', admitting her acceptance was immediate upon hearing his name. She also highlighted her fearless approach as a newcomer, emphasizing the freedom to experiment. Tamhankar further shared her admiration for Khan's discipline and foresight, particularly during their work with the Paani Foundation.

Kajol looked back at the arduous two decades since 'Fanaa' premiered, recalling a particularly chilling moment during filming in Poland when the mercury dipped to minus 27 degrees Celsius. While she shivered in a light salwar kameez on a vast, frozen lake, Aamir Khan remained comfortably warm in his thick attire.

Aamir Khan has often spoken about the emotional investment he puts into his films, and the superstar has once again opened up about how deeply failures affect him. Known as Bollywood’s ‘Mr Perfectionist,’ Aamir revealed that he goes into a phase of emotional distress for months whenever one of his films fails at the box office. Interestingly, just a week ago, Aamir’s son Junaid Khan had also spoken about how the actor was struggling to deal with the poor performance of Ek Din. The film marked Sai Pallavi's Bollywood debut.

Twenty-five years after its release, the creators of Lagaan reunited to reminisce about the film's challenging journey. Despite initial doubts from Aamir Khan and Javed Akhtar, director Ashutosh Gowariker's vision, coupled with AR Rahman's timeless score, resulted in a cinematic masterpiece that continues to resonate globally.

Wednesday star Emma Myers has charmed Indian fans by revealing her deep love for Bollywood. She confessed '3 Idiots' is one of her all-time favourite films, praising its humour and compelling narrative. Myers also expressed admiration for the 'Baahubali' franchise, highlighting her enjoyment of Indian cinema's vibrant storytelling.

A viral throwback video reveals Aamir Khan's early days, showing him and cousin Raj Zutshi personally convincing Mumbai auto-rickshaw drivers to display posters for his 1988 film, 'Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak'. This grassroots hustle, including facing rejections, highlights the future 'Mr. Perfectionist's' determined journey before achieving superstardom and global box office success.

Bollywood's 'Mr Perfectionist', Aamir Khan, has finally addressed persistent rumors of him secretly directing films. He clarified that he has officially directed only one movie, 'Taare Zameen Par', emphasizing that the success of his other projects lies with the directors, writers, and technicians. Khan highlighted the diverse visions in his filmography as proof he doesn't control every aspect.

Ira Khan celebrated her 29th birthday with a heartwarming moment as her husband, Nupur Shikhare, playfully assisted her with cutting the cake due to her mehendi-covered hands. The intimate celebration, shared on Instagram, showcased the couple's chemistry and garnered affectionate fan reactions.

Bollywood star Aamir Khan delighted guests at Ashoke Pandit's birthday by singing "Papa Kehte Hain," a beloved track from his 1988 debut 'Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak.' The performance resonated with the song's significant cultural impact, a topic Khan recently discussed. The film, a romantic drama, launched Khan and Juhi Chawla to stardom.

Aamir Khan revealed his aversion to film screenings, admitting he struggles to feign enjoyment for movies he dislikes. He explained that late feedback is often futile, as filmmakers have little time for changes. Khan also shared humorous advice on diplomatic responses to less-than-stellar films and urged young directors to embrace constructive criticism for improvement.

Junaid Khan candidly addresses nepotism, acknowledging his father Aamir Khan's influence on his career. He humorously notes getting work despite two box office disappointments. Khan also believes producers prioritize marketability over suitability for roles, advocating for casting based on character fit rather than just sales potential.

Ram Charan underwent a significant physical transformation for his wrestling role in 'Peddi,' drawing inspiration from Salman Khan and Aamir Khan's demanding film roles. He revealed the intense physical and emotional toll, including numerous injuries, but found immense joy and motivation in the project, calling it a special and fulfilling journey.

Aamir Khan reflected on nearly four decades in cinema. He recalled his most dangerous stunt — running in front of a train — and credited hard work and perseverance as his secret to success. He also confirmed 'Papa Kehte Hain' as his most iconic song.

At Ashoke Pandit’s birthday celebration, Aamir Khan and Gauri Spratt showcased their affection in a heartwarming display, intertwining hands while flashing smiles for the cameras. Their joyful outing came shortly after a family event where they accompanied their children to support Aamir's son Junaid.

Aamir Khan revealed his film selection prioritizes story over character, citing 'Dangal's' success. He admitted a misstep with 'Thugs of Hindostan,' where focusing on his character backfired. Khan explained the film's script was altered significantly due to casting changes, leading to its eventual failure, a outcome he anticipated.

Speculation surrounding a '3 Idiots' sequel has intensified as Aamir Khan reportedly begins early pre-production. The original trio, including R Madhavan and Sharman Joshi, are expected to reprise their roles, with a significant time jump planned for the narrative. Director Rajkumar Hirani is also anticipated to return to helm the project.

Before the Don 3 row turned ugly, Ranveer Singh's team offered Excel Entertainment Rs 10 crore upfront and a Rs 25 crore discount on a future film. Excel rejected the offer, demanding direct cash compensation. With FWICE now issuing a non-cooperation directive, the controversy shows no signs of dying down.

Thalapathy Vijay's portrayal of Panchavan Parivendhan in 'Nanban,' the Tamil remake of '3 Idiots,' captivated audiences with his energetic and sensitive performance. The film masterfully adapted the cult classic, highlighting the enduring power of friendship and ambition across language barriers. 'Nanban' remains a beloved remake, celebrated for its emotional depth and commercial success.

Junaid Khan has revealed that he no longer shows scripts to his father Aamir Khan after what happened with 'Ek Din'. He explained that when he shared the script with Aamir, his father immediately wanted to produce it, which led to delays. The film eventually opened to mixed to negative reviews.

Junaid Khan's recent theatrical releases, 'Loveyapa' and 'Ek Din', have struggled commercially, despite his father Aamir Khan backing the latter. Junaid acknowledged the film's disappointing run and revealed his father's emotional investment in projects. He also clarified Sai Pallavi's comments about her role, explaining she felt she could have done better.

A legal dispute has erupted between Farhan Akhtar and Ranveer Singh over 'Don 3'. After Singh's reported exit, Akhtar filed a complaint with FWICE, which will announce its decision on May 25. Speculation points to script disagreements and potential compensation claims by Excel Entertainment, though Aamir Khan denied mediating.

Sonali Bendre opened up about her journey in films, the pressures of stardom, battling self-doubt, and how surviving cancer transformed her understanding of success. Reflecting on her career, the actor particularly revisited the legacy of Sarfarosh and revealed that the film was initially dismissed by many.