DYK Aamir Khan used to spit on his co-actors’ hand? Here’s why
Bollywood perfectionist Aamir Khan has given hits to Indian cinema and continues to win hearts with his performances in films. A video of Aamir Khan is going viral on social media wherein he revealed that he used to spit on his heroines' hands. Well, the clip has left netizens irked with his reason.
Aamir Khan used to spit on his co-stars hands?
During MAMI 18th Mumbai Film Festival, Aamir shared the stage with Farah Khan and his Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar co-stars. Farah walked down memory lane as she recalled an incident and said that, 'Aamir used to do this to everyone and he still doing this he is like 'Let me read your hand'. And then he would spit on it'.
Aamir replied saying, 'Maine jis heroine ke haath par thukha hai wo number one ban gayi'. Pooja Bedi who was also part of the conversation, said 'I'll tell my daughter Aalia that you have to go and meet Aamir's uncle he needs to spit on your hand'.
A look at Aamir Khan's video from the event
The video is now going viral on Reddit and the comments section has been filled with various reactions. One user wrote, 'The audacity of these men', another commented saying, 'He should have spit on Laal Singh Chaddha and Thugs of Hindostan. Oh Right, the audience did that'. Third user said, 'so-called most intellectual Bollywood artiste'. Another said, 'What kind of ridiculous logic is this? Even as a prank, this is not justified. It is absolutely disgusting. I don't understand how people tolerate this behavior, let alone how his wife put up with it. No wonder he has had so many divorces. He didn't even acknowledge being married initially until SRK mentioned it on the show Aap Ki Adalat'.
On the work front, Aamir was last seen in Laal Singh Chaddha with Kareena Kapoor Khan. The film flopped miserably at the box office and then Aamir took a break from acting. He is now dabbling six projects together. Aamir was quoted saying, 'I have never taken up six movies together in my life. This time, I had my own reason for it. When I finally decided that, 'Okay, I won't leave films yet', the next thought came to me that this is probably the last 10 years of my active working life'.
He continued saying, 'You can't trust life, we might die tomorrow. So, I am saying, I roughly have 10 years of active life. I am 59. Till I am 70, I will hopefully be well enough to be productive. So, then I thought, let me make my last 10 years the most productive. More than that, as I am getting older, I want to support talent that I believe in writers, directors, and all creative people. I want to become a platform for talents I believe in before I retire at 70. That's why I took up more films'.