Did You Know Aamir Khan Used his Blood to Write a Love Letter to This Actress ?

Aamir Khan is a perfectionist who is renowned for devoting months, if not years, to nailing a specific role and nailing the annoyances. Although this is a well-known truth, did you also know that when it comes to his love life, he gives himself at least 100%? The actor admitted in a past interview that he had previously penned a love letter in blood to his ex-wife Renna Dutta.

For those who don’t know, Aamir and Reena’s romance had a very movie-like beginning because they were neighbours. The two allegedly spent a lot of time staring at each other through their windows for hours, which is how their relationship developed. On April 18, 1986, the two got married. Together, they have two children, son Junaid and daughter Ira.
In December 2002, the couple filed for divorce, and Dutta was given custody of the kids.

Aamir Khan once discussed the depth of his love in a previous interview with Simi Garewal for her programme Rendezvous with Simi Garewal. During their conversation, the ‘Dhoom 3’ actor reportedly recalled once composing a love note with blood for his ex-wife Reena Dutta. But did she find the gesture impressive? No, the actor said, adding that she was really unhappy.

Aamir Khan went on to explain that Reena Dutta gave the blood-smeared love note back to him because she thought it was a repulsive act. He realised that wasn’t the best method to express his love when she urged him never to pull another act like that.

Khan talked about the time he shaved his head after a female rejected him, revealing another instance that shows he is a passionate lover. “Many people think that I shaved my head for the film, when in fact, I shaved my head for some other reason,” the “Laal Singh Chaddha” actor remarked on the same programme. I misplaced the girl I loved. I mean, she eventually married me. She claimed not to love me. I went and shaved my head in response to this. It was very silly. When I went to meet Ketan (Ketan Mehta) after he had called to meet me, he asked me, “Where is your hair”