Aamir Khan's brother Faissal Khan claims he was fed medicines & not allowed to leave: 'He locked me up for a...'

Aamir Khan’s brother and actor Faissal Khan has recently claimed that the Sitaare Zameen Par star has locked him up for a year in Mumbai. He revealed that his family said he had schizophrenia, was ‘a mad person and can harm society’.

“They were saying I’ve got schizophrenia and I’m a mad person. I can harm society. Ye sab baatein ho rahi thi (All this was being talked about). I was looking at myself ki yaar main iss chakravyuh se kaise niklu. Chakravyuh ho gaya tha mere liye. Main usme fass gaya tha kyunki saari family mere khilaaf jaa rahi thi. Mujhe pagal samjh rahe the (How do I get out of this trap? It was a trap for me. I was stuck in it because my family was against me. They were thinking I’m mad),” Faissal told while talking to PinkVilla.

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“He (his father) was away from family politics. Lekin unn tak main pahuchu kaise? Unka number bhi nahi tha mere pass. Aur Aamir ne mujhe qaid kar diya tha ghar me ek saal. Mobile le liya, main bahar nahi jaa sakta. Bodyguard mere room ke bahar. Dawaiyan de rahe hain (How do I reach him? I didn’t have his number. And Aamir had locked me inside the house for a year. My phone was taken, I couldn’t go out. There were bodyguards outside my room. I was given medicine),” he added.

Aamir Khan and Faissal Khan shared screen space in Dharmesh Darshan’s Mela in 2000, which turned out to be a debacle at the box office. It also featured Twinkle Khanna, Tanvi Azmi, Johny Lever, Tiku Talsania, Tinu Verma, Ayub Khan and Asrani among others in prominent roles. The music album of the film was composed by Lesle Lewis, Rajesh Roshan and Anu Malik.