Faissal Khan, younger brother of superstar Aamir Khan, has long been surrounded by controversy and tragedy. In a recent and deeply personal revelation, Faissal Khan, younger brother of Aamir Khan, opened up about a year-long ordeal that sounds more like a nightmare than real life. Faissal claims that his own brother has kept him imprisoned at home, while the world labeled him as schizophrenic and dangerous to society.
Confined and misunderstood
In a new Hindi Rush podcast, Faissal revealed that for 20 days, he was confined to JJ Hospital’s general ward among patients struggling with mental illnesses, undergoing tests but feeling misunderstood and silenced. His desperate attempts to reclaim his voice and agency saw him reaching out to Bollywood’s biggest stars, hoping their influence might change his fate.
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Seeking help from Bollywood’s biggest names
Faissal further shared that he tried to meet
Aditya Chopra at Yash Raj Studios but was turned away without even a proper appointment. He left a note, pleading for dialogue. Not stopping there, Faisal reached out to
Shah Rukh Khan, hoping the King of Bollywood might lend support or at least hear him out. He also sought
Salman Khan’s intervention, knowing the Bhaijaan’s reputation for standing up for those in trouble.
His efforts didn’t end with these titans. Faissal tried to bring
Saif Ali Khan, and
Kareena Kapoor on board a project he hoped would revive his life and career.
Unfortunately, secretaries blocked access and doors remained firmly shut.
In an earlier chat with
Mukesh Khanna, Faissal had revealed that while he hasn't forgotten his past issues with brother Aamir Khan, he has chosen to forgive him and move forward. This gesture of reconciliation was evident when Faisal attended the wedding and reception of Aamir’s daughter, Ira Khan, in Mumbai. He was seen at the event, where he was photographed by the media, marking a rare public appearance and a possible sign of mended ties within the Khan family.