Mahesh Bhatt calls Aamir Khan a ‘victim’ of his idea of perfection: ‘It is not a scientific document, art is subjective’

When asked if this was the case when the duo worked together in Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin and Hum Hain Rahi Pyaar Ke, Mahesh Bhatt said, “It was there.” He continued, “I think with time it becomes… Because you see you can struggle for excellence. Excellence is giving it all. Perfection is not a scientific document. It’s not a legal document. It’s a work of art which is subjective and if you just keep on crossing every t and dotting every i and correcting every sound byte that I am giving now and say that ‘I fumbled on that line’, we’d be going for 15-20 days doing this interview.” Mahesh concluded by calling Aamir a “sincere boy” who is a “great achiever”.

In an earlier interview shared by Wild Films India, Mahesh Bhatt had spoken about his falling out with Aamir Khan during Ghulam, which was directed by Vikram Bhatt and produced by Mahesh. “He worked with me on Ghulam. That wasn’t a pleasant experience for me. When a man is burdened by his greatness, that burden is shared by people around him. Economically, that is very difficult, especially if you’re making movies with reasonable budgets,” he had said.