Is Aamir Khan an ‘interfering perfectionist’? ‘Sitaare Zameen Par’ author reveals deets about engaged on the movie and with he actor |

Aamir Khan’s ‘Sitaare Zameen Par’ has managed to win the hearts of many throughout India since its theatrical launch nationwide. The distinctive idea and plot of the movie have helped the film soar to field workplace success. Lately, the author of the movie, Divy Nidhi Sharma, talked about what went down behind the scenes. He even managed to handle the blazing rumours of Aamir Khan being one of many ‘interfering actors’.

The author talks about working with Aamir Khan

Divy Nidhi Sharma, recognized for engaged on initiatives like ‘Laapataa Women’, ‘Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar’, and ‘Anupamaa’, just lately talked about working with Aamir Khan for ‘Sitaare Zameen Par’. In an interview with India At present, Sharma addressed the rumours of the ‘Ghajini’ actor being a ‘perfectionist’ and an ‘interfering actor’. When requested, he denied all of the rumours and set the document straight. He shared that though he had come throughout related statements, after working with him twice, he has realised that Aamir likes to get entangled. He continued sharing, saying that, “after being a part of ‘Laapataa Women’ writing crew, and now ‘Sitaare Zameen Par’, I can guarantee that whereas he stays concerned, there is no such thing as a interference”.He additionally elaborated how, so long as there may be belief with the actor, issues on set typically go easily, and in addition talked about how, because of this, there was “zero interference” from Khan’s finish. He elaborated, saying, “Even when he has a counterpoint, it by no means got here from Aamir Khan as there was room for dialogue and debate, and he was much more than keen to concede”.

Aamir Khan has respect for the script

Whereas speaking in regards to the actor, Divy additionally revealed how Aamir has respect for what’s written for the film. He shared, “He is likely one of the few actors who respects the written phrase. Even when he needed to change a comma, he would ask the author, and never as soon as did he impose himself on the director”.