From Yaadon Ki Baaraat to Salaam Venky: Aamir Khan’s film cameos you shouldn’t miss out on

Aamir Khan has given us some memorable movies throughout his film career but little do we know about his special appearances that added more to his graph over the years. Right from working as a child artist in Yaadon Ki Baaraat to his special appearance in Kajol’s Salaam Venky, that became a memorable part of the movie, this actor has been serving us something memorable over the years.

Here are a few movie cameos featuring Aamir Khan that you shouldn’t miss out on…

Yaadon Ki Baaraat (Zee5)

Aamir Khan started his film career with Yaadon Ki Baaraat. Yes, the very movie that touched many hearts for its friendship. Aamir played the role of Young Ratan (Tariq was seen as the grown up) in the Nasir Hussain directorial, penned by Salim-Javed.

Salaam Venky (Zee5)

Aamir Khan was seen in a cameo appearance in Kajol’s Salaam Venky, where he played the illusion to her character Sujata. The cameo comes at a crucial point, for she entrusts her son to the character, which is a part of her that wishes to trust that an entity would take care of her son in the afterlife too.

Bombay Talkies (Zee5)

Aamir Khan appears for just the song Apna Bombay Talkies, and his introduction screams superstar! There’s no way that Bombay Talkies would be the same if he had not appeared the way he did. Aamir played a mini tribute to Raj Kapoor’s Mera Naam Joker through the song.

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Delhi Belly

If there’s mention of some of the most iconic moments from Delhi Belly, it has to include Aamir Khan’s song I Hate You Like I Love You. Of course, the song comes second to Bhaag Bose DK, but I Hate You was the sensation when it released nonetheless.

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Luck by Chance

Aamir Khan’s cameo in Luck By Chance was relevant with the theme of the film. It was about dreams and never giving up on them till the dreams turn into reality. Tell us a better cameo, we’ll wait.