Aamir Khan reveals weight gain is due to health condition
What's the story
Bollywood actor Aamir Khan has revealed that his recent weight gain is due to a health condition and not for his upcoming biopic of Dadasaheb Phalke, as many reports have suggested. He told Subhash K. Jha of Bollywood Hungama, "No, no, the weight gain is not for a role." "Actually, you know, I have been having these migraines for some time, and for that I need to be on steroid treatment."
Health struggles
Khan has started dieting and working out
Khan further explained that the steroid treatment he is undergoing for his migraines causes him to gain weight. "And that steroid treatment causes me to put on weight; I can't help it," he said. "In fact, I've started my diet and workout because I need to get back into shape for, you know, whatever my next film is."
Medical journey
His migraines remain undiagnosed
Despite the treatment, Khan's migraines remain undiagnosed. "No, because, you know, they're not able to figure out why it's happening." "The steroid is taking the headaches away. But I can't keep taking steroids," he said. He has an appointment with a doctor soon to further investigate his condition. "They're very good doctors, but sometimes it's difficult to diagnose exactly why it's happening. I understand it's complicated." Meanwhile, Khan was last seen in a cameo role in Rajinikanth's Coolie.