Aamir Khan sheds 18 kilos for his cameo in Happy Patel: “New diet is working like magic for me”

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Aamir Khan, who will next be seen in a comic avatar in Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos, has lost oodles of weight.

Aamir Khan sheds 18 kilos for his cameo in Happy Patel: "New diet is working like magic for me

“Eighteen kilos, actually,” Aamir laughed as this writer gasped. “It happened by default. The new diet I am following for health reasons is working like magic for me.”

Aamir’s dietary regimen eventuated after he started getting recurring migraine headaches. “I undertook the diet for the migraines. It is an anti-inflammatory diet. I not only lost eighteen kgs, my migraines have also reduced considerably.”

Aamir is all set to be seen this Friday with his nephew Imran Khan in Happy Patel, which is a comeback of sorts for Imran. “It is not a proper comeback for Imran. Both Imran and I have cameo roles. I haven’t done too many comedy roles in my career, although people still remember Andaz Apna Apna,” he said.

Also Read: 25 Years of Mela: Aamir Khan admits he did Mela only to launch brother Faisal

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