Aamir Khan, or as everyone fondly calls him, ‘Mr. Perfectionist recently opened up about his red flags. In a podcast, where he spoke on various topics, Aamir Khan candidly spoke about problematic traits he had. “I was too lost in my films,” he recalled while speaking to Raj Shamani during his podcast. He said back then, he was a workaholic, which was one of the major red flags. However, as he pondered more on the subject, he shared that earlier, when he used to get hurt or felt heartbroken even on the smallest of things, he used to shut himself up. Irrespective of what the other person tried, despite several efforts made by the other person to make things right, it wasn’t easy for him or her to reach Aamir. The actor confessed that in those days, he didn’t know better, but in later years, he understood he was passive-aggressive, which was not a good trait. He remembered, owing to the very trait, that he once didn’t speak to Juhi Chawla for seven years. And this was when they were working together. Describing it as one of his biggest flaws, the actor mentioned, “Juhi and I had a fight, which went on for seven years. I didn’t speak to Juhi for seven years, despite us working together, and it was a very trivial matter. She made multiple efforts, but I didn’t budge.” He continued, “Reena used to tell me, ‘What are you doing? Meet her, close this chapter, but I was like, no!” He then described himself as ‘ziddi,’ compared himself to the character at the end of Raja Hindustani, where once he had the kid, he was not ready to hear anything. In the same conversation, he even shared another anecdote about one of his fights with his second ex-wife, Kiran Rao. He recalled not talking to her for days over trivial matters. He said he always had two thoughts running parallel – one showing love and wanting to let go, and the other, which is cruel and doesn’t want to forgive. There used to be a battle within. The actor also stated that now those days and traits are behind him, as after therapy, he got a better understanding of things and emotions.
