Meet starkid who gave 6 flops, disappeared from Bollywood, battled severe depression, has a net worth of Rs 100 crore, is now…

He's a variety the foremost out of the ordinary actors working in Hindi cinema. With the 2008 film ‘Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na,’ he made his Bollywood debut and won over many fans with his role. He's still known to people as Rats, which is short for Jai Singh Rathore, even in spite of the total lot these years. Along with that, the superstar kid starred in a couple of films ahead of taking a break from his acting career. He has also been outspoken about his challenges, which have included fighting severe depression and in search of therapy.

Imran Khan will soon make his formal comeback to Bollywood. As if this little bit of knowledge wasn’t enough, it has also emerged that the actor will likely be working with none rather then his uncle, Aamir Khan, to celebrate his comeback. More than one reports have estimated Imran’s net worth to be over Rs one hundred crore, with his primary sources of income being brand endorsements and motion pictures ahead of he disappeared from the film industry. The actor is preparing to come to Bollywood with a rom-com! Scroll the total way down to know more

About Upcoming Rom-Com Project

With a romantic comedy coming soon to Netflix, actor Imran Khan, last seen in Katti Batti, is in a position to make a comeback. Aamir Khan’s production company will back the movie, in order that be directed by Danish Aslam.  As it happens, Aslam and the JTYJN alum collaborated on the 2010 movie Break Ke Baad, which also starred an awfully different Deepika Padukone.

This may possibly be the 0.33 time that Aamir Khan has launched his nephew Imran Khan into the entertainment industry. Aamir produced Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na (2008), wherein Imran made his screen debut as the lead actor. He began his career as a baby actor in Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak (1988).

After the 2015 film, which starred Kangana Ranaut, failed, the actor disappeared from the limelight. But within the last year or so, he made a comeback with director Abbas Tyrewala’s Disney+Hotstar web series. The spy thriller befell within the South Asian counterintelligence domain. But following Disney India and Reliance Industries’ merger, it changed into scrapped. Consequently, Imran expressed his relief at the show’s cancellation, saying he didn’t prefer to ‘play a personality who solves problems with a gun.’