Thugs Of Hindostan star Fatima Sana Shaikh opens up on her link rumors with Aamir Khan; says, 'AK is just too special to me'

Bollywood actress Fatima Sana Shaikh became the talk of the town with her performance in Aamir Khan starrer Dangal, by playing the role of wrestler Geeta Phogat. She grabbed all the attention even after the classic performance of Aamir Khan. However, she surprised us when Aamir Khan approached her for his next film Thugs Of Hindostan also, and everyone just started linking her name with Aamir Khan.

These link rumours are so high that now Fatima Sana Shaikh herself cleared all the vibes. Fatima Sana Shaikh in her recent interview with Bollywood Hungama said several things about her link up rumors. Fatima said, "It’s very weird. My mother keeps on watching TV and the other day she showed me ‘Your photo has come’ and I was like ‘Read the headline to know what’s written.’ I used to get disturbed and I felt like I should explain myself. If someone accuses you of something, the first instinct is to come out and tell, ‘Listen, why do you think it is like this?’ If you are an aggressive person, you will attack. If you are a submissive person, even then you will talk about it. But, now, I do not feel the need to explain because I feel no matter what you do, people will talk about you. “Logo ka kaam hai bolna woh bolenge.” No point getting affected by it. People, who write these things, are the people who will meet me nicely. I know it’s their job but I hope they sleep well (laughs),"

Fatima also shared that not only Aamir Khan, she even has linked up with Aparshakti as well, and she says that both are very close to her. “Aparshakti and AK are just too special to me. Why should I get affected by it?” she added.

Let us tell you that the second collaboration of Fatima Sana Shaikh with Aamir Khan, Thugs Of Hindostan, also starring Katrina Kaif and Amitabh Bachchan failed at the box office. After that Fatima has not announced her next project but reports are that Fatima may be seen in Aamir Khan's Mahabharat.