Bollywood icon Aamir Khan has set his sights on one of the most revered characters in Indian mythology—Lord Krishna. In a recent revelation that has caught the attention of fans and the film industry alike, the Lagaan actor shared that playing Krishna in a cinematic adaptation of the Mahabharat is not just a role for him, but a lifelong dream.
Speaking about the potential project, Khan expressed deep admiration for the epic and the timeless wisdom it holds. “Mahabharat is more than a story—it’s a philosophical treasure. I’ve always been fascinated by Lord Krishna’s complexity, wit, and spiritual depth,” he said, adding that the idea of portraying such a nuanced figure is both inspiring and daunting.
The actor, known for his perfectionist approach and method acting, acknowledged that embodying Krishna on screen would be one of the most challenging roles of his career. “This role demands more than performance; it requires internal transformation,” he said. Khan revealed that he has been informally preparing himself by studying texts and interpretations of Krishna’s life and teachings.
Although the project is still in early development and not officially confirmed, Khan’s involvement has already stirred anticipation. A cinematic rendition of Mahabharat featuring one of India’s finest actors in the central divine role would undoubtedly be a major milestone in Indian cinema.
Over the years, Aamir Khan has taken on ambitious films that challenge conventions and push creative boundaries—from Dangal to PK to Taare Zameen Par. His interest in Mahabharat suggests a continuation of that legacy, combining artistic risk with cultural reverence.
Fans and critics alike now wait to see if the project will take shape—and if Aamir Khan will indeed step into the legendary blue-hued role that has inspired generations.