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Mohammed Aamir Hussain Khan (born March 14, 1965), known professionally as Aamir Khan, is an Indian actor, filmmaker, and producer who works predominantly in Hindi cinema.
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The veteran actor's video, listing decades of blockbuster work without naming a single co-star, has turned into the industry's latest reckoning over who shows up and who doesn't.
Aamir Khan will receive the Screen Icon Award at the 37th Singapore International Film Festival, which also marks 25 years of Lagaan with a special screening and Ashutosh Gowariker in attendance.
Kunal Kemmu tells co-star Sparsh Shrivastava about Pattaya fans who mistook him for Tusshar Kapoor, a false death rumour that alarmed his father, and Jaya Bachchan's call after Zakhm.
Shibasish Sarkar has been unanimously re‑elected as President of the Producers Guild of India, marking his fifth consecutive year in charge while the council welcomes new members such as Aamir Khan and Karan Johar.
Mirzapur The Movie has crossed Rs 204 crore net in India, surpassing 3 Idiots and Good Newwz, even as its day 13 collections dropped nearly 30 percent from the previous day.
Aamir Khan is reportedly in preliminary talks with producer Sajid Nadiadwala and director R. Balki for a superhero film, per Bollywood Hungama, with the script still being shaped and nothing signed yet.
Fresh off playing gangster Uzair Baloch in Dhurandhar, Danish Pandor has signed on for Aamir Khan and Ashutosh Gowariker's Lalkaara, a period drama built around the 1952 India-Pakistan Test series.
Danish Pandor, who played Uzair Baloch in Dhurandhar, has signed on for Aamir Khan and Ashutosh Gowariker's Lalkaara. Sources close to the project say Vikrant Massey, despite reports of talks, is not part of the film.
Lagaan completes 25 years this week. Beyond the cricket match everyone remembers, the film's camerawork, its restrained love triangle and its near-Oscar win still shape how Indian cinema thinks about scale.
As Dil Chahta Hai turns 25, its hairstylist and production designer reveal how small, considered choices, from Aamir Khan's goatee to Siddharth's bohemian room, shaped a film still studied by working technicians today.