According to reports, Aamir Khan traveled to Kathmandu, Nepal to participate in a meditation retreat. There have also been rumors that he was in discussions with Allu Arvind regarding a potential sequel to Ghajini.

According to recent reports, Aamir Khan has apparently enrolled in a meditation camp in Kathmandu, Nepal. The actor, known for his role in Laal Singh Chaddha, departed a few hours ago and has already started the program. An article by ETimes suggests that he is in Nepal for personal reasons and has joined a ten-day vipassana meditation course. An immigration officer confirmed that Aamir arrived in Kathmandu early Sunday morning aboard a Vistara Airlines flight.

Aamir Khan is set to take part in a meditation program.

According to an online entertainment news portal, Aamir Khan is currently staying at the Vipassana Meditation Centre in Budhanilkantha, situated approximately 12 km from Kathmandu city. A member of the center’s staff disclosed that Aamir has enrolled in the 10-day meditation program which started on Sunday. After the box office failure of his last release, Laal Singh Chaddha, which starred Kareena Kapoor Khan and Naga Chaitanya, Aamir has maintained a low profile and taken a break from acting, choosing to live a private life.  Read also …The news of Asim Riaz being cast in Kick 2 after Shehnaaz Gill has been met with skepticism by fans, who are taking it with a grain of salt.

Given that Aamir Khan has recently been spotted attending various events both in and out of the city, it is not unexpected that he has decided to participate in a meditation program. He was seen at a wedding in Rajasthan, present at the launch of the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre in Mumbai with his family, and also attended Arpita Khan’s Eid party and a conclave in Delhi.

Aamir Khan’s future movie projects can be described as follows:

As of now, Aamir Khan has not officially announced any upcoming movie projects. However, there have been rumors circulating about the actor listening to scripts. Recent reports suggest that he has been traveling back and forth from Hyderabad and meeting with Allu Aravind for the past several months. It is believed that one of the potential projects being considered is Ghajini 2, but no official details have been disclosed yet. Additionally, there have been speculations about Aamir collaborating with Salman Khan for a new movie after Salman gifted him a lucky bracelet and they were spotted posing for a photo. Aamir also attended Arpita’s Eid party, indicating that he is keeping himself active in the entertainment industry.

After the release of Laal Singh Chaddha last year, Aamir Khan has been taking a break from films and is currently in Nepal to participate in a meditation program.

Taking a break from the film industry, Aamir Khan has traveled to Nepal to attend a ten-day vipassana meditation program at the renowned Vipassana Meditation Centre in Budhanilkantha, located approximately 12 kilometers from Kathmandu. This center is recognized as one of the leading meditation facilities in Kathmandu.

According to Rup Jyoti, an official at the Vipassana Center in Nepal, Aamir Khan has enrolled in an 11-day Vipassana meditation program and has already commenced his session from the day he arrived. Upon his arrival, he proceeded directly to Budhanilkantha to begin his program. Read also…On Maa Sita Navami, Team Adipurush released the first look poster of Kriti Sanon as Janaki. release worldwide on June 16, 2023.

During an event in Delhi last November, Aamir Khan spoke about his desire to take a break and spend time with his family. He mentioned how he tends to get completely immersed in his acting roles during filming, leaving no room for anything else in his life. Although he had a script ready for a new film called “Champions” after his release of “Laal Singh Chaddha,” he decided to put it on hold to focus on spending quality time with his family, including his mother and children. Aamir expressed his eagerness to take a year or more off from acting to experience life from a different perspective.