Have to put extra effort to reach perfect performance: Aamir
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Aamir Khan believes he is not a natural actor and unlike others, he has to put an extra effort to reach the perfect pitch. The actor said he has a sense of what a good performance entails but it takes him a while to embody the character. Khan further said, he does not mind going through multiple rehearsals if it can better his performance.
Haryanavi accent
Aamir struggled for 4 months to learn Haryanavi-accent for Dangal
Aamir Khan, who has completed 30 years in Bollywood industry, said actors like Nasseruddin Shah, Om Puri, Dilip Kumar, Amitabh Bachchan are powerhouses as when they give their shot, it comes out very naturally and effortlessly. "It took me four months to learn Haryanavi accent for 'Dangal', but Zaira Wasim picked it up within a week," Aamir further said.
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My first reading of every movie is always pathetic: Aamir
Aamir said, his first reading is always pathetic and he started working on it. "When the reading of Lagaan was happening I was like, director Ashutosh Gowariker shouldn't drop me as other actors like Raghubir ji were doing good," Aamir added.
Biggest strength
I am not scared of failing, says Aamir
The 53-year-old actor noted that his biggest strength lies in the fact that he is "not scared to fail" and prefers doing rehearsals again and again till he achieved the perfect pitch. The actor explained that performance becomes richer when it is "layered". Aamir Khan also said he won't call himself a method actor as he hasn't studied acting.
Rehearsals
Aamir needs three to four months time to rehearse
Aamir said, he does rehearsals for three to four months before a film (shoot). "I rehearse with the director and then I do rehearsals alone," he added. "Sanjay Dutt has photographic memory. You give him three pages, and he will look at them and keep the paper and will be ready. I don't have photographic memory, I take time," he added.
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Feels like yesterday I entered Bollywood industry: Aamir
After working for 30 years, Aamir said it feels like yesterday he entered the industry. "I did try to satisfy myself as a creative person and that ending up in building trust between me and my audience," he said.