New Delhi: Aamir Khan has dismissed rumours that he’ll retire from acting after tackling his long-held dream project Mahabharat. He clarified that comments from a recent podcast interview were taken out of context. Aamir Khan set the record straight during the Fan Club segment on Zoom and clarified that he has no plans to step away from acting at this time.
While talking about the same, the actor said, Mahabharat is not going to be my last film. Abhi chakkar yeh hain app kuch bhi bolo, uska wrong meaning humesha nikal aata hai. Mujhse pucha gaya tha aap koi aisi film kare jiske baad aapko koi kaam karne ko mann hi na ho toh voh kaunsi film hogi. Agar aap aisi film kare toh. Agar bohot important hai. He said that Material wise mujhe ek hi cheez nazar aati hai jismein voh power hai ki joh karne ke baad shayad mere mann mein yeh khyal uthe ki bas ho gaya. Maine uska jawab iss context mein diya tha. Logon ko laga Mahabharata meri last film hai. Answer ko theek se sunna chahiye.
Recently, Aamir Khan spoke about his dream project, Mahabharat, during a conversation with podcaster Raj Shamani; he said, it’s my dream to Mahabharat, and I will start working on it after the release of Sitaare Zameen Par on June 20. I feel like that one project, once I’ve done it, might leave me with the feeling that there’s nothing more I can do after that. Because the material is like that, it’s layered, emotional, vast in scale, and full of grandeur. Everything that exists in the world can be found in Mahabharat.
Meanwhile, the actor is gearing up for the release of his upcoming film, Sitaare Zameen Par. Directed by RS Prasanna, the film is a remake of the Spanish movie Campenones. The film is scheduled to release in theatres on June 20.
