"The public had the opportunity to release his anger"

The superstar Aamir Khan, who had previously badumed "full responsibility" for ] The failure of Thugs Of Hindostan stated that after the film boxed at the box office, "people have the opportunity to free themselves from their anger," reports the PTI news agency . "I have met a lot of people who have told me that they liked the movie, but I do not judge these things.I think the public has the right to say exactly what. he wants and that it can be hard in his critics, it 's his "there was some harshness, so it' s so," said Aamir at the same time. a group interview to promote his short film recently published Rubaru Roshni reports PTI. "In addition, I have not flopped a film for a very long time, so people have had the opportunity to dispel their anger, which is good too. I did not have a failure, "he joked.

Of Hindostan also starring Amitabh Bachchan, Katrina Kaif and Fatima Sana Shaikh, opened on a promising note despite critics' bad reviews. The film was directed by Vijay Krishna Acharya, who has already directed the blockbuster film Dhoom 3 with Aamir and Katrina.

"All the filmmakers I work with are good and their intentions are good, all of us are aiming for a good movie, but sometimes it does not happen, it's difficult to achieve. If my director went wrong, I made a mistake with him, "said Aamir quoted by PTI. ] "It does not bother me to fail with the director on his instincts, I have no problem, I believe in the director and if he went wrong too, we will learn from our mistakes" The superstar 53 years old has been added.

The first week, Thugs Of Hindostan reached a crore of nearly 134 rupees. However, the collections dropped significantly after week 1.

"The audience came to watch the film under my name, so it was my responsibility, I feel personally and fully responsible," Aamir added.

After Aamir, Katrina and Fatima also opened about the failure of Thugs Of Hindostan . While Katrina said that the film's failure left her "deeply hurt," Fatima said that he was "very heartbreaking".

(With PTI entries)