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| In the movie Baazi, Aamir Khan had waxed his body to get into a woman’s getup for a song. He would spend almost five hours every morning for eight consecutive days to do the make-up. |
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| Aamir Khan has not directed the entire film Taare Zameen Par. Ad film-maker Ram Madhvani (who directed Boman Irani Hinglish starrer Let's Talk) has directed an entire song Bheja Kum in the film! That's not all, Aamir was not even present on the sets when the song was shot. The song was shot in a school in Panchgani.
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| Legendary actor Guru Dutt's younger sister and Kalpana Lajmi's mother, 75-year-old Lalitha Lajmi made her acting debut with Aaamir Khan's Taare Zameen Par. Lalitha, who is a noted painter and teacher, essays a cameo role where she plays herself. She shot for it in November 2006 at Panchgani. Lalita will be seen as a chief guest who hands out a prize to the protagonist Ishaan Awasthi (Darsheel Safary) in the film. |
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| Legendary actor Guru Dutt's younger sister, 75-year-old Lalitha Lajmi makes her acting debut in Aaamir Khan's Taare Zameen Par. Lalitha, who is a noted painter and teacher, essays a cameo role where she plays herself. She shot for it in November 2006 at Panchgani. Lalita will be seen as a chief guest who hands out a prize to the protagonist Ishaan Awasthi (Darsheel Safary) in the film. |
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| Aamir Khan took special permission from Amitabh Bachchan to use Abhishek's example in his film. Taare Zameen Par. The reference is made in terms of Abhishek being one of the most successful stars and how he has created Dhoom, overcoming the reading difficulties that he had during childhood (dyslexia). |
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| The name Nikumbh given to Aamir's character was the name of Amol Gupte's (creative director) art teacher and Hansraj Morarji Public School Principal, Late Shri R. S. Nikumbh. |
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| Noted artist Samir Mondal made three paintings for Aamir Khan for his film Taare Zameen Par, and did not charge anything for them. His works normally sell in the range of Rs 1 lakh to Rs 7 lakh depending on the size of the painting
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| The cast and crew of Aamir Khan's Hindi remake of the south film Ghajini indulged in a bout of cake-cutting and merrymaking on the sets. But it was only to celebrate the death of Pradeep Rawat, who played the main villain! Says director A R Murugadoss, "Yes, we did have a bit of celebrations at the end of the schedule. We ordered a cake as that was the last scene of the villain. So in true film fashion we cheered the death of the bad guy!" Incidentally, Rawat also played the bad guy in the original. |
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