Father a director, brother a superstar, but after continuous flop films, this actor left Bollywood; now busy with household chores

The issue of nepotism has often been raised in Bollywood, but it is also true that many actors have been able to make a place in the industry because of their families. One of these names is Faisal Khan, who is the younger brother of Bollywood's Mr. Perfect Aamir Khan. Faisal entered the world of acting at a very young age, but his film journey was full of ups and downs. Initially, when he grew up, he shared the screen with his superstar brother, but after that, he faced many flop films and gradually moved away from the film industry.

Faisal Khan, whose father is director and producer Tahir Hussain and younger brother is superstar Aamir Khan. He made his acting debut at the age of three with his uncle Nasir Hussain's 1969 film Pyar Ka Mausam, in which he played the role of child Shashi Kapoor. After this, in his youth, Faisal made his on-screen debut with Aamir Khan's 1988 blockbuster film Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak. Faizal also took up the responsibility of assistant director in Tum Mere Ho in 1990.

Faisal Khan's first solo film was Madhosh in 1994, which did not perform well at the box office. After this, the actor took a break of five years and appeared in the film Mela in 2000, which proved to be a commercial failure. Then he appeared in Kaabu, Dushmani, Border Hindustan Ka, Basti, Aandhi and Chand Bujh Gaya. But it proved to be a flop. After this, he got away from the film world.

Recently, a video of him shared by the paparazzi came out, in which he said that he does the housework himself. He said, tie it up quickly brother. I am feeling hungry. I have to cook food after going home. He said that I do my work myself. I also do driving. I also do the housework myself. Further, he is seen calling himself a one-man army.