Aamir Khan Discusses His “Extremist” Habits, Admits He Used to Drink All Night
Aamir Khan Discusses His "Extremist" Habits, Admits He Used to Drink All Night
Aamir’s insights provided fans with a unique perspective on the equilibrium he maintains between his personal struggles and his professional commitment.
Aamir Khan has recently shared insights into his personal challenges, disclosing his struggles with self-discipline and his “extremist” inclinations in aspects of life beyond his work in film.
Aamir Khan’s reputation as a perfectionist and a strict disciplinarian in his film work is well-known among his fans. However, the question arises: does he maintain the same level of discipline in his personal life? The actor shares his insights.
Aamir Khan recently engaged in a heartfelt discussion with esteemed actor Nana Patekar, during which he shared insights into the contrasts between his professional and personal life.
“I am always on time. So I am not indisciplined when it comes to my films but in my life, I am. Now I have quit drinking but at one point, I used to drink. And when I used to drink, I would drink all night. I could not stop. The problem is that I am an extremist man so I continue to do what I am already doing. It’s not a good thing and I realize that. I also know that I am doing the wrong thing but I can’t stop myself,” reveals Aamir.
Aamir described himself as “sharply disciplined” and shared that he does not encounter issues with indiscipline while working on a film. In response, Nana suggested that he should take on more film projects.
He also shared that he experienced feelings of insecurity regarding his height at the beginning of his career. “I used to feel that what if people don’t accept me because of my height. This was my fear. But later, I realized that all of this does not matter at all. But at that time, some kind of insecurity creeps in,” says Aamir.
Aamir has a number of upcoming films, demonstrating his dedication to remaining engaged in the film industry. He is presently involved in Sitaare Zameen Par, a thematic sequel to the beloved 2007 film Taare Zameen Par, which stars Darsheel Safary and Genelia Deshmukh.
Beyond his acting endeavors, Aamir is producing Lahore 1947, which features Sunny Deol, as well as Ek Din, showcasing his son Junaid Khan alongside Sai Pallavi.
