'Felt Deep Sense Of Loss': Aamir Khan Breaks Down At Singapore Film Festival, Says 30 Years Of Work Cost Him Time With Family
Singapore: Bollywood actor Aamir Khan got emotional onstage at the Singapore International Film Festival on Thursday as he recalled the weakest moments of his acting career and how three decades of nonstop work had cost him years with his family, reported Variety. The Bollywood superstar was handed the festival’s Screen Icon Award by renowned Hong Kong-based film director Peter Chan Ho-sun. The…
Bollywood actor Aamir Khan displayed deep emotion onstage at the Singapore International Film Festival on Thursday, sharing the weakest moments of his acting career and how his 30-year nonstop work had cost him years with his family. The event saw Khan receiving the Screen Icon Award from renowned Hong Kong-based film director Peter Chan Ho-sun.
As the conversation continued, Khan reflected on a period during the COVID-19 pandemic when he felt a deep sense of loss, realizing that dedicating 30 years to work could lead to neglecting relationships and growing up children. Upon hearing this, Aamir Khan broke down, apologized, and later expressed a commitment to carve out time for family and close friends in the following four years.
During the same session, Khan mentioned a script for a potential sequel to the 2009 Rajkumar Hirani film 3 Idiots, which he hoped would be finalized soon.
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