Javed Akhtar Makes Bold Prediction About Aamir Khan’s Upcoming Film

Legendary lyricist and poet Javed Akhtar has made a bold prediction about Aamir Khan’s upcoming film, and if history is any guide, it’s one that fans and industry insiders alike are paying close attention to. Speaking candidly, Javed reflected on his past predictions, all of which have turned out to be spot-on. “I would like to make a prediction, and I know I am putting my neck out, but come to think of it, I am a little vain about that,” Javed confessed.

 

Javed went on to recount the moment when he first saw Aamir Khan and immediately recognized his star potential, just as he did with Amitabh Bachchan—who had 11 flops before becoming a superstar. “I knew he was an exceptionally talented human being,” Javed said, emphasizing his unwavering confidence in talent regardless of initial setbacks. He also mentioned that he had made similar calls about Anil Kapoor, Shankar Mahadevan, and even predicted the success of certain films. Each of these predictions, he pointed out, had come true.

 

Now, Javed has his sights set on Aamir Khan’s current project. “Whether it’s multiplex or single screen, this movie will do good business, and people will love the film,” he predicted confidently. Putting his reputation on the line, Javed said, “I am putting my neck on the block right now because I know the media isn’t going to forget. My only hope is, when I am right, please do come and thank me.” His belief in Aamir Khan’s upcoming film is clear, and fans are already buzzing to see if this prediction will come true.

 

Given Javed Akhtar’s track record, this prediction has certainly raised expectations around Aamir Khan’s current project, with fans and the industry waiting eagerly to see if it lives up to the hype. Whether it’s his lyrical genius or his sharp eye for talent, Javed Akhtar’s confidence in Aamir is a testament to the actor’s immense ability and upcoming potential.

 

After Laapataa Ladies, Aamir Khan has many projects under his home-banner, films such a Sitaare Zameen Par, Lahore 1947, and more.