At a distance of almost a decade from the silver screen, actor Imran Khan-Known for his boy-next-dore roles in the late 2000s and early 2010s-his gaps have opened about his praise for Uncle Aamir Khan, and some films of the 90s are not according to today’s standards. In an interview with Filmfare, ‘Jaane Tu … Ya Jaane Na’ the actor again saw the cinema that he was watching and admitted that some of those films are now difficult to see through a contemporary lens.
“King Hindustani is uncomfortable to see”
Imran reported that many films of the 1990s – some sects were celebrated as classics – may not be well echoed with today’s audience due to changing cultural sensitivity and approaches. “They have some films of the 90s that are not well aged, and when you see them through a modern lens, they are a kind of problematic. There are moments that are quite uncomfortable. ‘Raja Hindustani’, which was a shocking hit, which was very uncomfortable to see. Remedy,” He said.
Directed by Dharmesh Darshan, ‘Raja Hindustani’ was a blockbuster starring Aamir Khan and Karisma Kapoor in 1996. Although the film is very popular at that time, the film has since created a debate on some more controversial scenes and subjects.
Imran on the influence of Aamir Khan on him
Imran, who made a successful debut with the romantic comedy ‘Jane Tu… or Jane Na’ in 2008, also spoke in length about the impact of Aamir Khan on his life and values. “I am very leading by him. Through life, whenever I am facing a dilemma, I think, ‘What will Aamir do?” I cannot take it in the same way that our functioning and beliefs are different, but at its core, it is always inspired by integrity and authenticity.
While fans have long been waiting for their return to acting, Imran confirmed a few months ago that a planned return to Disney+ Hotstar – a detective thriller series – was unfortunately shelter. However, his recent interviews and a renewed presence in the public view have hoped that he may be close to return.
