By Admin 
Bollywood’s Mr. Perfectionist Aamir Khan has given many superhit films in his career, but he also faced some flop films. One of these was ‘Mela’ released in the year 2000. It was directed by Dharmesh Darshan. Along with Aamir, Twinkle Khanna and her brother Faizal Khan were also in lead roles in the film. Today, on January 7, it has been 25 years since this film was released.
Brother had made serious allegations
Let us also remind you that ‘Mela’ is the same film through which Aamir had made this film to relaunch his brother Faisal in Bollywood. However, as soon as this film flopped, the relationship between the two brothers deteriorated significantly. Not only this, in an interview his brother Faisal had made serious allegations against Aamir and his family. Now after a long time, Aamir Khan talked about all the allegations of his brother.
Aamir Khan admitted that this is fate
While talking to Bollywood Hungama, Aamir Khan said, ‘What to do? This is my destiny. You can fight the world, but how can you fight your own family? The statement came after Faisal claimed that Aamir kept him locked in his house in Mumbai for more than a year. At that time, Aamir and his family issued an official statement calling Faisal’s words ‘painful’ and made it clear that all decisions were taken together by the family based on medical advice.
Also talked about the failure of the fair
On the failure of Film Mela, Aamir Khan said that its failure deeply affected him. He believes that every film is special for him and it is disappointing for any project not to reach its full potential. The entire team had worked hard in the fair, so the flop was sad for everyone.
Made a fair film for my brother
Let us tell you that Aamir Khan had organized the fair with the intention of launching his brother Faisal. Earlier in 1996, the success of Raja Hindustani with Dharmesh Darshan had strengthened their pairing. After the record earning of this low-budget film, both of them decided to work together again but Mela did not live up to the expectations.