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Kiran Rao Reveals Untold Truths Behind Divorce from Aamir Khan!
Kiran Rao's recent film, 'Missing Ladies,' has not only captivated audiences but has also garnered critical acclaim, adding another feather to her cap as a filmmaker. Produced by her former husband, actor Aamir Khan, the film has stirred significant interest. However, amidst the spotlight on her professional achievements, Rao has chosen to shed light on a more personal aspect of her life the gradual and deliberate process of her divorce from Aamir Khan.
In a recent interview with, Kiran Rao opened up about the intricacies of her separation from Aamir Khan, describing it as a deliberate and cautious journey. She emphasized the careful approach they adopted, particularly mindful of their child and the potential impact on him. "We were very clear about our decision to alter the status of our relationship," Rao explained, "However, we proceeded with caution, mindful of our child and wanting to shield him from any adverse effects."
Central to their journey was the decision to seek counseling to address their concerns. Rao reflected on the challenges inherent in the process of divorce, expressing empathy for individuals who often blame themselves and harbor regrets. She underscored the importance of self-forgiveness and reassurance, especially in overcoming societal stigmas associated with failed marriages. "It's essential to embrace a person with their imperfections because they mirror our own," Rao emphasized, "Both spouses should share equal responsibility and accountability in a marriage."
The public's curiosity surrounding Aamir marital history, particularly his previous marriage to Reena Dutta, adds layers to Kiran Rao's narrative. Speculation regarding Rao's involvement with Aamir during the filming of "Lagaan" in 2001 has often surfaced, potentially contributing to his divorce from Reena Dutta. However, Rao was quick to dispel such assumptions, clarifying that their relationship began long after the production of "Lagaan."
"In fact," Rao stated in her interview, "Many assume Aamir and I were romantically linked during 'Lagaan,' but that's incorrect. Our relationship began in 2004, long after 'Lagaan,' despite popular misconceptions that it was the cause of Aamir's divorce." Rao further detailed the timeline of their connection, highlighting their collaboration on ad projects with Ashutosh Gowariker for Coke during the filming of "Swades" and "Mangal Pandey."
- PTC PUNJABI
