Aamir Khan Hints at Third Marriage: “I Need a Partner”

Aamir Khan Hints at a Possible Third Marriage: “I Don’t Like Living Alone”

Aamir Khan, one of Bollywood’s biggest stars, has opened up in a way that’s got everyone talking. In a recent conversation, he shared something deeply personal: “I don’t like living alone, I need a partner. I’m not someone who enjoys being by myself—I really value companionship.” This honest admission has sparked a lot of speculation, with many wondering if Aamir might be getting ready to announce a third marriage.

Aamir’s journey through love and relationships has been anything but ordinary. His first marriage was to Reena Dutta in 1986, and they had two children, Junaid and Ira. For 16 years, they were a solid couple, but in 2002, they surprised everyone by going their separate ways. Despite the divorce, Aamir and Reena have stayed close, a connection that Aamir recently highlighted.

Three years later, Aamir found love again with filmmaker Kiran Rao. They got married in 2005 and welcomed a son, Azad, into their lives. Their relationship seemed built on mutual respect and understanding, making it all the more surprising when they announced their separation in 2021 after 15 years of marriage. Yet, even after parting ways, Aamir and Kiran have remained good friends and continue to co-parent their son while working together on various projects. Aamir described their bond, saying, “I am very close to both Reena and Kiran. We are like one big family.”

Now, almost three years after his separation from Kiran, Aamir is living alone again, and it’s clear that he’s not entirely at ease with it. His recent comments have led many to believe that he might be considering marriage again. Could Aamir Khan be preparing to surprise everyone with news of a third marriage? It’s a possibility that has fans eagerly waiting to see what happens next.

Aamir’s openness about his feelings has only added to the speculation. In a world where celebrities often keep their private lives hidden, Aamir’s honesty is refreshing. As the rumours swirl, one thing is certain: if Aamir does decide to marry again, it will be a significant moment, not just for him, but for all of Bollywood. This could be the start of a new chapter in Aamir Khan’s life, and everyone is watching closely to see how it unfolds.

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Emergency aims to depict a turbulent time in India’s history under former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. But for many Sikhs, this isn’t just another political drama. The film touches on a deeply sensitive subject—Indira Gandhi’s decision to launch a military operation against Sikh holy sites in 1984, which led to the tragic loss of thousands of Sikh lives.

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In a powerful piece that’s both thought-provoking and unsettling, actress-turned-writer Twinkle Khanna recently took to social media to address a grim reality in India, making neadlines with her poignant words. Her latest post is not just another commentary but a call to action, starkly reminding us that the horrors depicted in films are often less terrifying than the brutalities women face daily in real life.

 Why Ghosts Don’t Scare Indian Women

Twinkle Khanna’s post begins with a striking image of herself, accompanied by the question: “Why don’t ghosts scare the Indian Stree?” In the backdrop her image resonates with the embodiment of Indian women, setting the tone for a deeper conversation Twinkle Khanna dives into the topic by challenging the fear of ghosts, a staple in Indian horror films, stating that such fears pale in comparison to the real-life dangers women encounter

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