Imran Khan On Hiatus, Depression, Ranbir Kapoor, Relationships, Fatherhood, JTYJN Sequel

Imran Khan, known for his charming performances in Bollywood hits like ‘Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na’ and ‘I Hate Luv Storys,’ spoke to India Today’s Bhavna Agarwal recently about his break from acting, his battle with depression, and plans for a comeback. The actor took a hiatus from the film industry in 2015, during which he faced personal struggles and mental health challenges. Imran candidly shared how he navigated through this difficult period, focusing on self-care and recovery. Now, rejuvenated and with a renewed sense of purpose, Imran is preparing for his return to the silver screen, eager to reconnect with his audience. He also spoke about rivalry rumours with Ranbir Kapoor, dealing with relationships, separating from Avantika and going ‘insta-official’ with Lekha. Amid this, the actor also juggles father duties. Don’t miss this candid and fun chat.
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[@zensunqueen5408]

Imran khan come back is a huge Welcome. He is entering at Right Time the industry and has a Place and Space in the Filmindustry as Ageing Khans. Superstars will Leave a huge Vacuum for next lot of Superstars

[@Yashwardhan-z3y]

He is still look handsome

[@sandipkabiraz8833]

he should come back

[@SRIRAMA264]

U are like robbert Pattinson

[@emonkhan6486-q8b]

Imran Khan best

[@IdliAmin_TheLastKingofSambar]

Imran has good filmmaking insights. If you want to do a character-driven piece over multiple parts-well, that’s what a series is for. When people clamor for a sequel to a film like _Jaane Tu,_ what they’re really saying is that they miss that original viewing experience, and wish they could have it again. But it’s not like having a second slice of pizza, and they’d probably be pretty disappointed by an actual, feature-length sequel featuring the new adventures of Jay and Aditi at age 38 or whatever. (There’s a reason why “reunion” episodes of old TV shows basically never work, and it’s hard to think of a sequel to a purely character-driven film that has really worked.)

[@Yashwardhan-z3y]

Bade interview aa rhe ha inke esa kyu

[@ETV13emon]

👑

[@zak3077]

How dum these interviewers are..didn’t even bother to do little homework. Don’t even know first 100cr movie name?

[@IdliAmin_TheLastKingofSambar]

Why does it matter? That’s not important information, plus it was based on an offhand comment. Should she have stopped to Google it? (She probably mixed up 100 and 1000 crore, anyway.) What a dumb comment.

[@dhruvduggal7156]

Why the fck is he doing interviews ....does he wanna comeback.....

[@shreyassengupta9269]

Why what's your problem if he is doing interviews he is my superhero

[@IdliAmin_TheLastKingofSambar]

Yes he does, and he has said so straightforwardly. I don’t see what the problem is.

[@jacquemartinue]

Why is Amir Khan's Nephew, Imran Khan, trending so much on You Tube ? Is it because it's Hep to talk about Mental Health ? So do they mean, that when they speak about it, it's genuine, and when I talk about it, it's not important?

[@khadeejaHammad]

He's coming back to films.

[@IdliAmin_TheLastKingofSambar]

_“When I talk about it, it’s not important?”_ What does that even mean? Unless you’re a well-known person talking about mental health publicly, your comment makes absolutely no sense. It just sounds like you’re complaining that you’re not famous. The whole idea is that when public figures talk honestly about mental health, it can help raise awareness and remove the stigma around it.