6 Films Aamir Khan Definitely Wants You To Forget

Aamir Khan, despite his stardom, is one of the most sought-after actors in the country. He usually doesn't do more than a movie in a year, doesn't attend award functions, and is one of early champions of professionalism in Indian film industry. 

And along with that attitude (or maybe because of it), he has delivered us films that has challenged the notion of what' does it mean to be star in the country. Taare Zammeen Parr, Rang De Basanti, 3 Idiots, PK are some of the examples.

But like everyone, Aamir Khan has things in his closet that he wouldn't be proud of. 

Following are 6 such movies:

Tum Mere Ho

In Tum Mere Ho Aamir Khan plays the role of a man who has snake-charming powers. In the movie, he saves Juhi Chawla from a shape-shifting snake and obviously a romance strikes. Also, the movie is set a hundred years ago.

Aatank hi Aatank

Inspired by 'The Godfather', the film tells a story of a poor farmer and his family's attempt to survive the harsh footpath life of Bombay. The film also stars Rajnikanth and Pooja Bhatt. 

 Mela

Mela, which paired Aamir Khan opposite his brother Faisal Khan, has become popular for being one of the biggest failures Bollywood has ever produced. 

Mann

Shamelesly copied from the Hollywood film An Affair To Remember, this movie is just the of movie the perfectionist actor won't do anymore.

Love Love Love

Starring Aamir opposite Juhi once again, the movie was in the territory of "it's so bad, it's so good." From the over the top acting to outdated music, nothing about the movie satisfied the senses.

Mangal Pandey

Though Aamir went full method for the role of India's first freedom fighter Mangal Pandey, it wasn't enough. The movie was panned by critics and the audience alike.

What say, Aamir?