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Sitaare Zameen Par

WAVES 2025: Aamir Khan says that he was STUNNED when Darsheel Safary confessed that he had NEVER cried in his life; reveals how he SMARTLY filmed bathroom crying scene in Taare Zameen Par: “You’ll feel ki woh ro ro roke behaal ho raha hai. But in reality, he WASN’T crying at all”

WAVES 2025: Aamir Khan reveals his father stopped him from playing tennis despite being state topper; adds why he told Shabana Azmi not to inform his dad about his acting talent: “I told her, ‘If you tell him, I won’t be ALIVE to be an actor’”

WAVES 2025: Aamir Khan on the memorable Rang De Basanti scene that fans love and he secretly HATES: “That day, I learned that when you are ready for that magical moment, don’t spoil it, no matter how impractical it is”

Aamir Khan admits he HATED Dil marriage-with-no-witness scene, until Gaiety-Galaxy went WILD: “Indra Kumar told me, ‘Audience logic nahin sochne waali’; mujhe poora yakeen tha ki log uss scene pe thukenge humpe…”

Photos: Aamir Khan, Arjun Kapoor and others snapped at Anil Kapoor’s late mother Nirmala Kapoor’s house

WAVES 2025: Exhibitor Sushil Chaudhary responds to Shah Rukh Khan, Aamir Khan’s call for cheaper cinemas; speaks about Pathaan, Gadar 2, and Jawan’s success in remote regions

WAVES 2025: Aamir Khan shares his MASSIVE vision – An Indo-China film starring an Indian star and Chinese star: “It will appeal to HALF the population on Earth”

WAVES 2025: Dinesh Vijan calls for international collaboration for Indian films: “Imagine if there was Spider-Man in the climax of Stree 2”; reveals China’s obsession with Aamir Khan’s Dangal and his hilarious misunderstanding: “They kept shouting ‘Dongle’, ‘Dongle’”

Aamir Khan starrer Sitaare Zameen Par to launch 10 child actors

WAVES 2025: Aamir Khan calls 8-week theatrical-OTT window “FAULTY”: “Whether your film is good or bad, this business model DOESN’T make sense”; Ajay Bijli reveals, “Global BO dropped from $42 billion pre-Covid to $32 billion; 40 lakh seats in cinemas in India; 2024 occupancy was just 16%”