Aamir Khan's mother Zeenat Hussain suffers heart attack

Laal Singh Chaddha star Aamir Khan’s mother Zeenat Hussain has been admitted to Mumbai’s Breach Candy hospital after suffering a major heart attack. As per the media reports, she is now in a stable condition and is responding well to the treatment.

As per ETimes report, Aamir and his family are taking care of his mother. The actor, who celebrated Diwali with his mother at their Panchagani residence, immediately took her to the hospital after she suffered a heart attack.

Meanwhile, Aamir Khan starrer Laal Singh Chaddha was one of the most anticipated films of the year as the emotional drama film marked Aamir's return to the big screen after four years and people were looking forward to watching how the superstar adapted the Hollywood classic Forrest Gump for the Indian cinema.

However, the Advait Chandan directorial proved to be a colossal failure at the box office as the film collected just Rs 58.73 crore in the nett India collections (as per Bollywood Hungama). Now, Aamir's brother Faisal Khan has expressed his thoughts on the film that released in cinemas on August 11.

In a recent interview, Faisal shared that he didn't watch Laal Singh Chaddha immediately, but he did watch the film later on and added that he felt that the film was good only in parts. Sharing his opinion, Faisal told ETimes, "I felt that Aamir should have selected a better script, especially because he was coming with a film after 4 years. With Aamir and other good actors you expect them to do too good work. They should blow your mind. But that didn’t happen with Laal Singh Chaddha, unfortunately. It was not a wow! film."

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One of the main reasons behind Laal Singh Chaddha's failure was also the Boycott trend against the film which began after netizens brought up Aamir's old comments about 'growing intolerance' in India and attacked the film. "Our country is very tolerant, but there are people who spread ill-will", the Dangal actor had stated in 2016.