Aamir Khan is known as a perfectionist as he doesn't really take his audience for granted. He believes in doing a film at one time, unlike other Bollywood stars who usually sign several projects in one go. For now, the actor is focusing on his upcoming drama venture 'Laal Singh Chaddha', a remake of the Hollywood film Forrest Gump. After finishing its shoot, Aamir Khan wants to work on a new project, and as per the sources, he was looking forward to the Hindi remake of the Tamil film, 'Vikram Vedha'.

Well, now as per the reports, the actor has backed out from the project and the real reason behind leaving the project was the film's uncertain future. In the film, Aamir was set to helm Vijay Sethupathi's character and Saif Ali Khan was cast alongside him in R. Madhavan's role. Well, though, Aamir has left the project but Saif is still associated with the remake. Now, Aamir wants to invest his mind in the late Gulshan Kumar's biopic 'Mogul'.

Now, throwing some lights on the project, earlier, the T-series owner revealed that music composer Pritam is working on film music and the shooting for the film might start next year or the second half of 2021.

Previously, in an interview with a leading portal, Bushan Kumar talked about the project and said, `Ya it is happening. Obviously because of this COVID thing everything is delayed. He is finishing Laal Singh and once he finishes he will get on to our film. It is a very very special film for us. Pritam is doing the music for it. He is also, I guess, excited about it because it is our father's biopic. I think it will start next year or the second half of 2021.`

Well, previously Aamir Khan sidelined himself from the film when director Subash Kapoor's name was revealed in the #MeToo movement. But later, the actor reversed his decision and agreed to do the film under the director's supervision with a statement saying, 'Innocent until proven guilty'.

More about Gulshan Kumar then he was an Indian businessman who was the founder of the T-Series music label, and a Bollywood movie producer. He founded T-Series in the 1980s and established it as a leading record label in the 1990s. In 1997, he was murdered by the Mumbai underworld syndicate D-Company. After his death, T-Series has since been run by his younger brother Krishan Kumar and son Bhushan Kumar. His daughter Tulsi Kumar and Khushali Kumar are also playback singers.