Bollywood actor Aamir Khan, on his 60th birthday, revealed that he has been in a relationship with Gauri Spratt for over two years. In a conversation, Aamir opened up about being lucky to find Gauri and
said that he is also fortunate to have his two ex-wives, Kiran Rao and Reena Dutta, in his life.
In a conversation with Hindustan Times, Aamir spoke about maintaining a cordial bond with his ex-wives and said, “It shows we are good people. Reena is an amazing person. We fell apart as husband and wife, but that doesn’t mean we fell apart as human beings. There’s a lot of love and respect for her in my heart. I grew up with her; she’s a fantastic person. When we separated, we didn’t part as human beings. It’s the same with Kiran. She is an amazing person, and we decided to part ways as husband and wife, but we are family. Reena, her parents, Kiran and her parents, and my parents, we are all actually one family.”
Further, when questioned about whether he thought he would find love at 60, Aamir said, “No, I didn’t. I had reached a point where I thought I probably would never find someone who could be my partner. I wasn’t expecting it. She brings a lot of calm, steadiness. She’s a really amazing person, and I am so fortunate and lucky to have met her. I am very fortunate that while my marriages didn’t work, I am still very happy to have met Reena, Kiran, and now Gauri in my life. They have contributed to me as a person in a very big way, and I look up to them in many ways.”
Aamir’s Work Front
Recently, Aamir Khan finally gave fans a major update on his long-anticipated Mahabharat project, one of the most talked-about and eagerly awaited films. Khan revealed that his journey to bring the epic tale to life has been decades in the making. For him, this isn’t just another movie, it is a spiritual and creative endeavour that he considers his life’s most important project.
In a recent interaction on Game Changers with Komal Nahta, Khan shared that internal preparations for the project have already begun, and scripting is expected to start within the next two months. He also spoke about the immense scale of the project, describing it as a “yagna.”
