Don’t believe in the title of perfectionist: Aamir

Hotshot Aamir Khan, who is regularly called as "Mr. Fussbudget", says he doesn't put stock in the title and says rather he ought to be called "Mr. Enthusiastic."

Inquired as to whether his title gives him any weight, Aamir told journalists in a gathering meeting here: "It puts no weight on me since I don't have faith in the title as it were. So the title is a mistaken title. In this way, it puts not weight on me."

Aamir, who is preparing for the arrival of his forthcoming film, "Dangal" coordinated by Nitesh Tiwari, says the right title for him would be "Mr. Enthusiastic" in light of the fact that "that is the thing that I am".

The 51-year-old star says flawlessness as indicated by him doesn't exist in an inventive field, where individuals have a heap of thoughts and assessments.

"Flawlessness as indicated by me doesn't exist. There is not such thing as flawlessness and unquestionably not in the imaginative field... I am an energetic individual," he said.

"Dangal" is a true to life sports show film coordinated by Tiwari, who already helmed well known movies like "Chillar Gathering" and "Bhootnath Returns".

The film highlights Aamir depicting the part of Mahavir Singh Phogat, who instructed wrestling to his little girls Babita Kumari and Geeta Phogat.

He will be seen playing both more youthful and more established characters of Phogat in the film, and he had put on weight up to 95 kg to have the more established influence and is as of now during the time spent bringing it down to around 70 kg.