Actor Aamir Khan - The Perfectionist

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Very few individuals in Indian cinema industry had the ability to earn the label of a perfectionist, but this particular person from Mumbai, India has earned the name for himself. He's a multi-talented human being, a film producer, movie director and excellent actor. Aamir Khan did start as a baby actor in his uncle’s production house. He acted in 2 movies at a young age and played a small character in each of these. His true acting debut as an adult came back in 1984 and the role he played moved undetected both on the box office as well as the film critics.

 

 

Aamir khan’s work being a lead actor began with a movie Qayamat se Qayamat tak, a film made by the relative of the director of the preceding film that flopped on the box office. It was actually a super hit commercially. It was also effective at establishing Aamir Khan as a lead hero in Bollywood. He then acted in the critically acclaimed film for which he got the special jury honor. The film did not perform well commercially though. He then worked in a number of films at that period. Almost all of them had been both critically and commercially effective. He had brought a new time in Hindi film industry.

 

 

He received his very first Filmfare award for the movie with Karishma Kapoor. He had a really distinct way of planning with regards to his career. He was extremely selective concerning his films. A well known Bollywood actor would normally have 4 to 5 films releasing in a year, while this young guy made only one or maximum 2 movies in a year. This specific trend was newer to Bollywood at that point as actors preferred to be starred in as numerous films as possible and that had made him stand apart from the rest. One among his films proceeded to become one of the best grossing hits of the 1990s.

 

 

It was in the year 2001 that Aamir Khan made an appearance in Lagaan, a movie that put India on the global map; that obtained a nomination for the best foreign language movie in the 74th academy awards. In addition, it grew to become one of the maximum grossing movies in the history of Hindi film industry. It also helped Aamir Khan to win the very best Actor Filmfare award. He was then observed in Dil Chahta Hai a film that grew to become quite well-known in the urban cities and did reasonably well commercially. The film critics cherished the film and praised it as it was the only triumphant effort at exhibiting the youth as they actually are.

 

 

Then critically successful films like Mangal Pandey, Fanaa, and Rang De Basanti and so on were released. His newest attempt to represent the part of a man who is struggling from short-term memory loss in the movie Ghajini was a commercial accomplishment. Aamir Khan photos with a number of tattoos throughout his body and Aamir Khan videos from 3 idiots had become quite famous, especially with the young people. 3 idiots was the top grossing movie in the history of Hindi film industry and continued to acquire numerous awards including Best Picture award at the Filmfare.