Paresh Rawal Reveals the Key Difference Between Salman Khan and Aamir Khan’s Acting Styles

Veteran Bollywood actor Paresh Rawal recently shared his thoughts on working with two of the biggest stars in Indian cinema — Salman Khan and Aamir Khan. Reflecting on his experience from the classic film Andaz Apna Apna, Paresh highlighted the stark contrast between the two actors’ approach to acting.

A Versatile Career in Film

Paresh Rawal, known for his versatile roles in films like Hera Pheri, Welcome, Oh My God, and Golmaal, has impressed audiences with both comedic and villainous performances. His double role in Andaz Apna Apna as Bajaj and Teja remains one of the most iconic performances in Bollywood.

Though the film didn’t perform well at the box office when it was released, Andaz Apna Apna later gained a cult following, with fans praising the chemistry between the lead actors and the memorable comedy.

Salman Khan: Spontaneous and Charismatic

While talking about Salman Khan, Paresh Rawal said,

> “Salman listens to a scene, instantly performs it brilliantly, and moves on. His speed in understanding the scene is remarkable.”

He added that Salman doesn’t overthink or rehearse much.

> “He flows naturally. He’s like a gust of wind — he comes, performs, and leaves, creating magic without even trying.”

Aamir Khan: Detailed and Methodical

In contrast, Paresh Rawal described Aamir Khan as a meticulous performer.

> “Aamir takes time. He studies the character and the scene in detail before delivering his performance.”

According to Paresh, Aamir’s dedication to his craft is what sets him apart.

> “He’s thoughtful, analytical, and deeply involved in the process of building the scene.”

A Tale of Two Talents

Though their methods differ greatly, both actors bring unique energy to the screen. Salman’s effortless charm complements Aamir’s perfectionist approach. Paresh Rawal’s reflections remind fans of the magic that

happens when different styles collide in cinema.

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