Actor Imran Khan, who has stayed faraway from the film enterprise for over a decade, closing appeared within the 2015 film Katti Batti alongside Kangana Ranaut. Meanwhile, his uncle Aamir Khan has remained a dominant pressure in Bollywood, celebrating over 40 years inside the industry. In a current interview, Imran unfolded about Aamir’s astounding profession, admitting that at the same time as lots of his uncle's movies from the 90s are iconic, a few, specifically the hit one Raja Hindustani, are complex and difficult to look at. He added, "There are moments which can be quite uncomfortable."Imran Khan meditated at the large impact his uncle Aamir Khan has had on his personal and professional life. However, he reportedly recounted that not all of Aamir's movies appeal to him, especially those from the Nineteen Nineties.

Imran mentioned that numerous of these films haven’t aged well and, while considered via a modern-day lens, come across as tricky. He in particular mentioned Raja Hindustani—in spite of its large field office success—as an example, noting that sure scenes now experience uncomfortable and irrelevant with the aid of contemporary standards.

He advised that a full-size quantity of Aamir’s 90s films won't align with gift-day sensibilities. Raja Hindustani (1996) was directed by means of Dharmesh Darshan, and apart from Aamir, the solid of the film covered Karisma Kapoor, Suresh Oberoi, Johnny Lever, Farida Jalal, Navneet Nishan, and Mohnish Behl. Imran additionally acknowledged the crucial position Aamir has played in shaping his adventure as an actor, each via mentorship and personal impact. He reportedly shared that Aamir's steering has been a constant presence in his lifestyles, specially all through instances of uncertainty.Imran found out that he regularly asks himself, "What might Aamir do?" when going through dilemmas. While their procedures and ideals can also differ, Imran admires Aamir's unwavering dedication to integrity and authenticity.

He stated that Aamir’s middle values, staying genuine to what's morally justifiable and telling testimonies with honesty, have deeply motivated his own standards.

Aamir Khan has sponsored numerous of Imran’s movies via his manufacturing residence, Aamir Khan Productions, including Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na (2008) and Delhi Belly (2011). While Imran has been the concern of ongoing speculation approximately a possible return to acting, Aamir maintains to paintings on more than one upcoming projects, consisting of Sitaare Zameen Par.