Aamir Khan and Mahesh Bhatt labored collectively in two of the preferred movies of the actor’s early days, however neither of them had anticipated the expertise of working collectively. Shiva Earlier, we talked about Aamir’s thought of perfection. And the way it burdens a mission. In a latest interview, the filmmaker mentioned that Aamir is a “victim of the burden of perfection”.
In an interview with Pinkvilla, the filmmaker spoke about Aamir and described him as “a person who’s caught in his thought of life which is a doc that may be confirmed. An sincere boy But succumb to the illness of the burden of perfection that overwhelms you and people round you.”
When requested if this was the case when the 2 labored collectively in Dil Hai’s Manta Nahi and Hum Hain Rahi Pyaar Ke, Mahesh Bhatt mentioned, “It was there.” He continued, “I think over time it becomes … because you see you can struggle for excellence. Excellence is giving it all. Perfection is not a scientific document. It’s a legal document.” No. It’s a murals that is subjective and should you simply maintain crossing each T and dot each I and proper each sound byte I’m giving now and say ‘I’m on that line stumbled’, so we’re going for 15- 20 days doing this interview.” Mahesh ends by calling Aamir an “sincere man”, which is a “nice achievement”.
In an earlier interview shared by Wild Films India, Mahesh Bhatt spoke about his fall out with Aamir Khan throughout Ghulam, which was directed by Vikram Bhatt and produced by Mahesh. “He worked with me on Ghulam. It was not a pleasant experience for me. When a person is burdened with his greatness, that burden is shared by the people around him. Financially, it is very difficult, especially if you are making films with a reasonable budget,” he had mentioned.
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
