After
the
success
of
the
latest
production
Delhi
Belly,
actor
Aamir
Khan
now
wants
to
try
his
hands
on
film
editing.
"I
have
acted,
directed,
produced
and
written....I
love
editing.
I
have
worked
along
with
directors
on
the
editing
of
a
film.
But
I
haven't
done
editing
in
a
solo
way.
I
haven't
cut
a
film
as
a
solo
person...I
would
love
to
cut
a
film," Aamir
told
PTI.
Aamir,
who
started
his
career
as
a
child
actor
in
his
uncle
Nasir
Hussain's
film
Yaadon
Ki
Baaraat
in
1973,
first
tasted
stardom
with
Qayamat
Se
Qayamat
Tak
in
1988
though
he
began
his
professional
career
with
Holi
in
1984.
Aamir's
debut
production
Lagaan,
featuring
Gracy
Singh
as
the
lead
was
picked
up
as
India's
official
entry
to
the
74th
Academy
awards
in
the
category
of
Best
Foreign
Language
Film
in
2001.
The
actor
won
the
Filmfare
award
in
year
2008
for
best
director
for
critically-acclaimed
Taare
Zameen
Par.
His
production
house
continued
to
charm
the
audience
with
films
like
Jaane
Tu
Ya
Jaane
Na
(2008),
Peepli
Live(2010),
Dhobi
Ghat
and
the
latest
rage
Delhi
Belly.
Titled
as
Mr
Perfectionist,
Aamir
had
in
the
past
tried
his
hands
as
a
writer
for
films
like
Qayamat
Se
Qayamat
Tak(1988),
which
he
had
co-written
and
as
a
screenwriter
for
Hum
Hain
Rahi
Pyar
Ke(1993).
"I
intend
to
work
as
a
writer.
I
have
been
co-writing
a
script
with
Kiran,
Mansoor
and
Nuzhat.
It
is
originally
my
idea
which
I
discussed
with
all
of
them.
It
is
a
mainstream
genre
film.
But
it
is
still
in
a
very
early
stage
so
I
cannot
say
anything
more," Aamir
said.
"If
the
script
gets
locked
in
another
four
to
five
months,
then
I
can
confirm
it
in
another
six
months.
Hopefully
we
will
start
work
on
the
film
after
I
wrap
up
Dhoom
3," he
added.
Aamir,
however,
clarified
that
he
would
not
direct
the
sequel
saying,
"Kiran
will
be
directing
it.
Hopefully
I
will
be
acting
in
the
film.
I
feel
I
am
a
bad
singer.
I
had
sung
one
song
which
I
feel
was
ok-ok.
People
have
this
impression
that
I
sing
good...so
let
them
think
this,"
he
said
when
asked
about
his
take
on
singing.
Aamir
had
sung
''Aati
Kya
Khandala'' in
Ghulam
wooing
co-star
Rani
Mukherjee.