Aamir Khan is one of the most successful Indian actors, best known for his perfections in acting and different filmmaking.
14 March 1965 born this actor crossed 53 but still plays any age of role in his films and always surprises his fans with experiments in looks.
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Here you can see Aamir Khan’s several avatars, you can’t miss each one of them. How you can forget his 3 Idiots (2009) where he played a college student while he was 45 at that time.
Everyone gets shocked when this brilliant actor transformed himself into an aged Former Indian Wrestler Mahavir Singh Phogat in the Biggest blockbuster Dangal (2016).
The actor started his acting career when he was just 6, and worked in his uncle Nasir Hussain directed Yadon Ki Barat.
Aamir Khan is one of the most successful Indian actors, best known for his perfections in acting and different filmmaking.
14 March 1965 born this actor crossed 53 but still plays any age of role in his films and always surprises his fans with experiments in looks.
View this post on Instagram
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Here you can see Aamir Khan’s several avatars, you can’t miss each one of them. How you can forget his 3 Idiots (2009) where he played a college student while he was 45 at that time.
Everyone gets shocked when this brilliant actor transformed himself into an aged Former Indian Wrestler Mahavir Singh Phogat in Biggest blockbuster Dangal (2016).
The actor started his acting career when he was just 6, and worked in his uncle Nasir Hussain directed Yadon Ki Barat.
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