Aamir Khan, while commenting on the current situation in Bollywood, has said that he will just continue to do his job honestly.

Indian cinema has been facing serious difficulties for some time now, with the number of flops increasing compared to hits. While regional cinema films are performing better at the box office, Hindi films lag behind in meeting this standard.

Speaking about this situation, Aamir Khan said that Hindi films are no less than other film industries in the country, but there is always room for improvement.

In a candid interview with The Hollywood Reporter India, Aamir Khan said, “I’m not saying we can’t become better filmmakers. Of course, we have a lot of room to learn and improve, but is the quality of filmmaking really different across the country?”

He added that if you look at the films of the 70s and 80s, I think the quality of most of the films made during that era was very poor. When I came in 1988, the situation was the same, but after the 90s and especially after 2000, the taste of the audience changed. Now they like different types of content.

In the context of the current slowdown, Aamir Khan refrained from downplaying the film industry’s recent progress.

When asked what role he wants to play in the current situation, Aamir replied that I only want to tell the stories that I believe in, that’s what I know how to do, I never think about myself that I can change everything, for me making a good film is a big deal.

It should be noted that Aamir Khan will be seen with Genelia D’Souza in his upcoming film Sitare Zameen Par.