Aamir Khan, born in 1965 in Mumbai, India, hails from a family with a strong background in the film industry.

His father, a producer, played a significant role in shaping Aamir's views on acting. People would often visit Aamir Khan's house with scripts, seeking his father's guidance. Aamir would listen attentively to these discussions and gradually developed an interest in the world of movies.

Support for Aamir Khan's aspirations came from his uncle Nasir and cousin, who offered him the lead role in "The Cold and the Warm."

It was the first time he received a script for a leading role. Though excited, Aamir also felt a touch of timidity. However, with the encouragement of his family, he overcame his apprehensions.

"The Cold and the Warm" turned out to be a dark horse in the Indian film industry, catapulting Aamir Khan to overnight stardom. Eager to express himself, Aamir eagerly took on numerous film projects. Unfortunately, none achieved the same level of success as his debut.

Understanding that success often comes to those who reflect and learn from their experiences, Aamir Khan embarked on a period of introspection. He chose to prioritize quality over quantity in his work. Emotional films like "Love on the Go" and "Love on the Line" elevated him to the top echelons of the Indian film industry.

Driven by larger ambitions, Aamir Khan aspired to compete at a higher level and challenged himself with diverse roles and projects. One such transformational role came in the film "Indian Raja," which served as a testament to his successful metamorphosis.

From that point on, Aamir Khan's name was uttered in the same breath as superstars like Shah Rukh Khan, solidifying his position as a Bollywood icon.

In addition to acting, Aamir Khan ventured into other areas such as producing, following in his father's footsteps, and even trying his hand at screenwriting. To enrich his career further, he took on the dual role of actor and producer in "Once Upon a Time in India." The film not only achieved success but also garnered numerous awards.

After the grand debut, Aamir Khan took a three-year hiatus, silently working on the film "Heroes of the Resistance." Much like his previous venture, this film broke records at the Indian box office upon its release.

Since Aamir Khan began producing his own films, he has often used the power of cinema to shed light on social issues and gain attention. His notable films include Three Idiots, Dangal, Taare Zameen Par, and so on.