Actor Imran Khan, who has stayed away from the film industry for over a decade, last appeared in the 2015 film Katti Batti alongside Kangana Ranaut. Meanwhile, his uncle Aamir Khan has remained a dominant force in Bollywood, celebrating over 40 years in the industry. In a recent interview, Imran opened up about Aamir’s impressive career, admitting that while many of his uncle’s films from the ‘90s are iconic, some, particularly the hit one Raja Hindustani, are problematic and difficult to watch. He added, “There are moments that are quite uncomfortable.” In an interview with Filmfare, Imran Khan reflected on the significant influence his uncle Aamir Khan has had on his personal and professional life. However, he reportedly acknowledged that not all of Aamir’s films appeal to him, particularly those from the 1990s. Imran pointed out that several of these films haven’t aged well and, when viewed through a contemporary lens, come across as problematic. He specifically mentioned Raja Hindustani—despite its massive box office success—as an example, noting that certain scenes now feel uncomfortable and …