Exclusive Interview! Aamir Ali: I am glad that Sanjeeda and I handled our separation with dignity

After keeping quiet about her personal life since her nine-year marriage to actress Sanjeeda Shaikh ended in January, Aamir Ali has finally opened up about matters of the heart. The actor focuses on work, family and spends time one by one. But that doesn’t mean he’s closed off from the idea of ​​finding love again. In an exclusive chat with BT, he talks about facing a tough patch in his personal life, picking up the pieces of his life, and getting back into action with a new perspective. .

‘After my marriage fell apart, hil chuka tha‘

Talking about her failed marriage to Sanjeeda is like touching a raw nerve, as it took Aamir so much time to get through the difficult period. He said, “It was extremely difficult at the time. After my marriage fell apart,
hil chuka tha. But by nature I am a sports person, and I never give up. I’ve always been a cheerful soul, and I’m glad I’m back. I don’t harbor bad feelings for anyone and I wish my ex the best.
Sabkhush raho life
mein. Everything happens for a reason and everyone has to be happy. If COVID-19 can hit us, anything can happen. Relationships
ka tootna toh phir bahut chhoti baat hoti hai. During the pandemic, I have a lot of time for introspection. I started looking at the positives, be it from COVID-19 or my failed relationship. I have learned to move on. If I am happy, I will be able to keep everyone around me happy otherwise my world will fall apart.”

Asked him if the two kept in touch after the divorce and he replied, “No, we didn’t.”

‘The person I spent so many years with deserves respect’

Reacting to his not being allowed to see his daughter Ayra, who will turn 3 on August 30, for the past 10 months, he said: “It’s a sensitive topic and I don’t want to talk about it. I don’t want to play any cards, but unfortunately one man is always to blame. I always keep a serious silence about matters related to my personal life. Someone I’ve spent so many years with deserves respect. So I won’t say anything. I just wish them the best. I’m sure that Ayra is being taken care of in the best possible way and I just love her endlessly.”

‘No matter how strong a relationship seems, sometimes it’s not meant to last’

Even after a failed love affair, Aamir remains undisillusioned about love and marriage. However, he is not actively looking for it. He shared, “I am single. However, I believe in never saying never, whether it’s TV, Bigg Boss, FIR2 or marriage (laughs!).
Aagey kuchh bhi ho sakta hai. I still believe in the institution of marriage, but I’m enjoying being single at the moment. I feel someone somewhere made for you. We shouldn’t hold a grudge against love just because of a bad experience. No matter how strong a relationship seems, sometimes it’s not meant to last. I am glad that Sanjeeda and I handled our separation properly. I hope my ex finds someone to keep her happy. Two people should come together just for love. If it’s for any other reason
phir gadbad ho jaati hai. ”

‘I don’t want to go to concerts for what the hell’

On the work front, Aamir was recently seen in a series on urban sanitation, which was released on the online platform. He shared, “At this stage, I don’t want to accept shows because of that. A project that will allow me to improve my skills or show me in a different light. ”

He credits his growth and popularity on the small screen. The actor, who is currently taking a break from work, admits: “I’ve been incredibly lucky on television. Whatever I have today is due to the small screen. I’m one of the few actors who’ve done eight to nine shows in lead roles.
Par harr cheez ka ek waqt hota hai. Although I believe in never saying never, I don’t know when I’ll be on a TV show.”

‘The gap between TV and other media still exists’

Oftentimes, TV actors are forced to take a break from their on-screen makeovers before they can start on other mediums. Aamir admitted, “TV
karke web
ya movie
karna difficult
two. Division exists. That’s why I put things on hold for a few years. It’s not easy for an outsider – even after working on TV for many years – to get into movies easily. People liked me in I Hate Luv Stories (IHLS, 2010), but it didn’t translate into more recommendations. In fact, I was flooded with offers from television. I kept turning them down for six to eight months, hoping that I would be offered a movie. I was offered FIR at the time and I chose it. Today, I can afford to wait.”

He added, “You have to wait for a big manufacturer to trust you. The director of a movie I filmed recently told me that his crew mainly remembers me for my choreography, looks, and comic timing, and he offered me a different role. with popular images. After a successful debut on television, I’m on a new journey – making my mark in Indian cinema.”