Aamir Khan revealed that he and Reena Dutta went to consult for marriage for 1.5 years during separation: ‘I was completely against it’. Hindi film news
Aamir Khan has always maintained a cordial relationship with his former wives, Reena Dutta And Kiran Rao. Recently, the Bollywood superstar opened a personal chapter from his past, demanding marriage counseling while separating from Reena.
Aamir Khan revealed his initial resistance for marriage consultation
In an interview with Pinkvilla, Aamir shared that he and Reena Dutta navigated her isolation and visited a marriage consultant for about one and a half years. Interestingly, the actor confessed that he was very resistant to consideration initially. He said, “Main Jab Pehli Dafa … Therapy toh Nahi Thai (my first time … I would not call it therapy); I think it was more like counseling,” he said.
Aamir admitted how reluctant he was in front of a stranger. Recalling that moment, he shared, “Jab reena aur main alag ho rahe tab kareban 1.5 year wedding counselor ke pass gaye.
He even told Reena that he could not imagine sharing his personal thoughts and feelings with someone he knew hardly. “How can I open my heart to a complete stranger?” Remembering him, he remembered him.
Reena Dutta convinced Aamir to seek help during her separation
However, it was Reena who encouraged her to try. Honoring his wish, Aamir agreed to participate in sessions. Surprisingly, after just two or three meetings, their perspective began to shift. “Because in the beginning, I too kept quiet, spoke very little. But after 2-3 sessions, I started making confidence in the doctor,” he revealed.
Reflecting his experience deeply, Aamir said that there were all differences from being the right counselor. The trust gently blooms, and with it, he found a place to open about the things he had bottled.
For unfamiliar people, Aamir Khan and Reena Dutta got married in 1986. Their two children are together, daughter Ira Khan And son Junaid Khan. After 16 years of marriage, she participated in a cordial manner in 2002.
