Aamir Khan Indian actor

Aamir Khan was an Indian film actor who was born on March 14, 1965, in Bombay (now Mumbai), India. He was well-known for his consistent performances and skillful selection of scripts. He brought a new level of professionalism to Bollywood by insisting on reading the entire script before shooting and only working on one film at a time.

Khan was born into a filmmaking family: his dad, Tahir Hussain, was a maker; In the 1970s, uncle Nasir Hussain was a prominent producer and director; furthermore, cousin Mansoor Khan was likewise a chief. Aamir made his acting debut in 1973 in the successful drama Yaadon ki baaraat (Procession of Memories). However, following his appearance in Madhosh (1974; Drunk"), he did not appear in another film until Holi (1985). Khan made his acting debut in 1988's Qayamat se qayamat tak as the lead. Mansoor Khan directed "From Doom to Doom" The movie, which was a tragic love story with memorable music, was a big hit and established Khan's reputation as the neighbor boy. Dil, released in 1990, marked his return to box office success after a string of subpar films. Dil hai ke manta nahin (1991; "Heart") and The Heart Doesn't Get It") With the 1992 teen musical "He Who Wins Is King," Khan established his reputation as a fan favorite.

In the wake of showing up in various energetic heartfelt jobs, Khan during the 1990s started to show his flexibility by playing characters in different kinds. His comedy skills were particularly well-received in films like "Andaz apna apna," released in 1994. There's a style for everyone"); (2000) Rangeela Bollywood Dreams), in which he played a streetwise orphan who had to deal with his childhood sweetheart's sudden rise to fame as an actress; furthermore, Ishq (1997; " Love”). He also appeared in a number of well-received dramas, such as Raja Hindustani (1996), for which he won a Filmfare Award for best actor, and Deepa Mehta's Earth (1998), in which he played a normal man whose circumstances made him cruel. for his performance in the 2001 film Lagaan; likewise delivered as Lagaan: Some time ago in India), Khan won another Filmfare Grant; the globally acclaimed verifiable show additionally got a Foundation Grant selection for best unknown dialect film.

Mangal Pandey was one of Khan's later films: The Rising (2005), in which he featured as Mangal Pandey, a main progressive in the Indian Uprising (1857-58); the comedies PK (2014) and 3 Idiots (2009), both of which were among Bollywood's highest-grossing films; as well as the musical Secret Superstar Taare zameen par (Like Stars on Earth) was Khan's first feature film as a director in 2007; He also played a role in that drama, which was well-received.

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Khan was granted the Padma Bhushan in 2010, one of the Indian government's most elevated non military personnel grants.

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