Aamir Khan thinks the whole box-office secrecy thing is weird and wants transparent numbers as they have in the US with services like Rentrak. The actor pointed out how unfortunate it is that everyone judges movies purely by their earnings instead of whether the film was actually good, which is how people used to talk about cinema before the numbers became a public obsession.
Khan believes audiences eventually remember quality films regardless of what they made at theaters. He also talked about bringing his younger son, Azad, to meet Dharmendra after getting close to the veteran actor during his final year, feeling it was important for his kid to experience meeting the legend even though Azad hadn't really watched his work.
Khan believes audiences eventually remember quality films regardless of what they made at theaters. He also talked about bringing his younger son, Azad, to meet Dharmendra after getting close to the veteran actor during his final year, feeling it was important for his kid to experience meeting the legend even though Azad hadn't really watched his work.
