Late actor Johnny Walker’s son, actor Nasirr Khan, recently took a trip down the memory lane and talked about his childhood friendship with the Khans of Bollywood – Shah Rukh Khan, Aamir Khan, and Salman Khan. In an interview with Siddharth Kannan, Nasirr recalled their bond, saying, “They all are my childhood friends.” Talking about a cricket match from the late 1980s when Aamir’s movie Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak was running in theatres, and Salman’s Maine Pyar Kiya was about to release, Nasirr said, “I remember us time pe Aamir ne Salman ko out kiya tha. Salman was like ‘ab mai isko out karke rahunga.’ [I remember at that time Aamir got Salman out. Salman was like, ‘Now, I will get him out.’] Then, Salman caught his catch.”
Speaking about Salman Khan and Aamir Khan’s working styles and the “professional rivalry,” Nasirr Khan commented, “It was all a healthy competition. Even during Andaz Apna Apna, when I used to go there, there used to be so much fun. Because, Aamir is very prim and proper. He (Salman Khan) was like, ‘Chlo take karo na. Khatam karo na. Let’s go home.” And he (Aamir Khan) was like, ‘No, no. I have to do this. I have to do that.’ It was a fun banter between the two of them. Because uska [Aamir Khan] kaam karne ka treeka alg hai. Salman ka kaam karne ka tareeka alag hai. They are two different people. But aisa nahi hai ki dost nahi hai. Sab dost hai lekin ek professional rivalry hoti hai. And I think everybody was young at that time. Ek phase hai, jo sabne face kiye hai. Sab vo phase se nikal kar aaye hai. Galtiyaan ki hai. [It was a healthy competition. Even during Andaz Apna Apna, when …read more
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