There was a lot of anxiety regarding Aamir Khan's injury, while 
shooting an action sequence of his next release, 'Ghajini'. 
Thankfully, he is doing just fine. 
Earlier today Aamir informed his fans about the incident, and also 
about a variey of things, including director/cousin Mansoor Khan and 
also about the launch vehicle of nephew Imran Khan. So here is what 
Aamir said on his blog :-

By now y'all must have heard various accounts of my injury so I won't 
bore you with one more. Especially since there is no particularly 
death defying moment in it. It was quite a boring injury, no 
anecdotal value or excitement whatsoever. Roll camera, action, run 
into frame, grab heavy goon, slam him against wall, lift him and 
throw him against second wall, shout in pain, hop on one leg, wave 
arm to call for cut, limp off to nearest chair. End result is that I 
had injured the adductor muscle in my right thigh. Which in layman 
terms means my inner thigh. There have been many more exciting 
injuries I have received in my career but again let me spare you the 
gory details. Importantly I'm recovering well and have restarted 
shooting with muscle supports and belts. 

I had mentioned sometime back that I would like to meet with some of 
you whenever I travel to some city. I am currently in Hyderabad and 
should be here till the 1st week of May. So those of you who would 
like to meet up should post your contact details and I will try my 
best to arrange a get together with a bunch of you picked randomly. 
All this depends of course on my shooting schedule allowing it. 

In the meantime I am readying my self for my next release, JAANE TU. 

When I say `my' I mean Aamir Khan Productions'. After Lagaan and 
Taare Zameen Par this will be our third release and I am keen to 
complete a hat-trick. We completed our test screenings end of March, 
and Rahman has almost finished the background score. Today the first 
promo breaks on TV. It should be up on the website as well, 
www.jaanetu.com 

This will be the first film of my nephew Imran, I think I'll post a 
photo of him. Tell me what you think of the promo, and him. 


Jaane Tu is the debut not only of Imran but also Abbas Tyrewala who 
has written and directed the film. Abbas who has is an established 
writer having written films like 'Munna Bhai MBBS', 'Maqbool', 
and 'Main Hoon Na' among others has done a great job as a director.

While I was busy with TZP he was doing JT, and when I saw the 
completed film it was an excellent translation onto screen of the 
script, which for me is the most imp yardstick for any filmmaker. 

But the biggest news about JT is the return of Mansoor Khan!!! 

Yes, I finally managed to lure Mansoor out of his hiding place. When 
I took over as director of TZP I needed a hands-on producer on JT so 
I requested Mansoor. To his credit despite his reluctance he did not 
hesitate to step in. I would like to think it was because of me but I 
suspect it was because of Nasir Sahab. Both Mansoor and I know that 
Nasir Sahab would have wanted the two of us to stand by Imran at this 
important juncture in his career. So Mansoor makes a return, albeit 
as Producer. 

Meanwhile for those of you who want me to accept awards, I received 
one on the 24th at the august hands of Lata Mangeshkar. This is an 
award that the hugely talented Mangeshkar family has instituted in 
the name of their father Dinanath Mangeshkar. It was indeed an honour 
to be felicitated by the Dinanath Mangeshkar Trust and to be in such 
august company as the other winners. Especially since the only two 
male Hindi film actors to win this honour before me, if I''''m not 
mistaken, are Dilip Kumar and Amitji. 

Courtesy: http://planetbollywood.com/displayArticle.php?
id=n042708113225


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