Many Faces of Aamir Khan

Change is the only constant thing. Or maybe that's what Aamir believes. Here are some of the personas that Aamir has lived over the years, movie roles or not!

One film old Reema Kagti managed to lock one of Aamir's many changing faces for her next untitled project. For the second time now Aamir will be seen sporting a moustache much more contemporary than the Mangal Pandey one.

Not the one to stay still, Aamir has worked up another formula for change. You guessed it, he's wearing the moustache differently everytime. There's no stopping this force.

In 3 Idiots, Aamir played a college-going youth, leaving the audience stunned as to how a 45 year old could give the impression of some one half his age.

This particular look was much appreciated in this generation-Y movie. And once again he managed to break all barriers of playing a role.

Mr. Perfectionist Aamir Khan went almost bald for his movie Ghajini and showed off his chiseled eight-pack. Within no time, there were Aamir fanatics sporting the new hair-do, after all, the body was a little hard to achieve...

For his role as Sanjay in Ghajini, Aamir had to work really hard to build the body to suit his character.

When his eight-pack finally made their screen debut, they were a subject of much interest. All in the name of a movie!

For Aamir, no role is too small to take on a challenge. He is value for money every which way he experiments. His promotional looks add to his legend.

Gosh, the changing faces are almost overwhelming.

Hard to keep up with the chameleon!

Aamir made a style statement as the young, cool teacher with his gelled look in award winning Taare Zameen Par.

In Fanaa, Aamir looked every bit his age, gone were his youthful elements from Rang de Basanti. His appearance mimicked that of a sun-aged guide that roamed the streets of Delhi...

The lovable role of DJ, essayed by Aamir Khan in Rang De Basanti, etched itself in the minds and hearts of the masses. Playing a rebel who just refuses to grow up until tragedy strikes, was mirrored by his youthful appearance and the energy he projected on-screen.

After a four-year hiatus, Aamir returned with such panache in Mangal Pandey: The Rising. This seasoned actor, with his long locks and a moustache to match, was not afraid to be seen with his new look. He was out there, in the public eye, endorsing his products and making his appearances wherever required.

For the role of naughty-but-nice Akash, Aamir sported an equally cute goatee in Dil chahta hai.

The movie was a fresh concept that grew into a fun journey for three best friends. But Aamir's character had all the ladies (young and old) pining for him.

Another great character played by a greater actor, Aamir Khan's depiction of Bhuvan in Lagaan was carried with ease. As a young farmer, Bhuvan roamed around bare-chested that was more-so highlighted with a great tan.
The movie was nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film at the Academy Awards.

Aamir is one of those actors who will do anything to get into the skin of the character he plays. Aamir even applied kajal for his look in Deepa Mehta's 1947 Earth.

Rangeela's Munna is still remembered for his roadside romeo look. His avatar was the perfect tapori, especially as he donned bright yellow pants with a matching shirt and a net vest beneath.

This was one avatar that had the cinema-goers hooting and whistling like no tomorrow. Aamir's lovely legs in Baazi definitely gave a few actresses a run for their money...

Many still prefer his young, chocolate-like appearance in Dil.

The dark and experimental role in Raakh dealt with crime and revenge and Aamir did it complete justice. He transformed his chocolate boy looks to that of an angry young man.

Aamir fans can never forget his deliciously chocolate looks in Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak.

Not many remember Aamir in his first movie Holi.

Aamir's screen debut was as a young boy in Yadoon Ki Baarat, where he showed signs of being a promising actor. He looks positively cute in that bow tie!