Ahead of Aamir Khan's Wedding, Brother Faissal Khan Apologises to Family And Reconciles After Public Feud

Faissal Khan has publicly apologised to his brother Aamir Khan, his mother Zeenat, his sister Nikhat and his brother-in-law Santosh Hegde. The apology comes ahead of Aamir's wedding to Gauri Spratt on July 5, 2026.

In a chat with Ujjwal Trivedi, Faissal confessed his mistakes and admitted that targeting his relatives publicly was a massive blunder.

Why did Faissal Khan apologise to Aamir Khan and his family?

Reading the Quran inspired Faissal to reconnect with his family. He explained that the religious text motivated him to preserve his family bonds and prioritise peace over proving who was right.

Faissal said he wants to apologise to his mother, sister, brother-in-law and Aamir. "In anger and pain, I said many things that I should never have said," he said.

He reached out to Nikhat first. She answered immediately, and he soon learned of their mother's longing for him during their long estrangement. Touched by her grief, he flew to Mumbai the following day to seek forgiveness in person.

His relatives embraced him warmly. His mother, Nikhat, Santosh and Aamir accepted his apology, resolving years of painful misunderstandings and ending their long dispute, Faissal said.

About Faissal Khan's family feud

The reconciliation comes months after a bitter public clash. Earlier, on a Pinkvilla podcast, Faissal accused Aamir of keeping him locked inside their Mumbai residence for over one year. He also accused his relatives of fabricating claims about his mental health.

Aamir later issued a joint statement to address the allegations. It was signed by Reena Dutta, Junaid Khan, Ira Khan, Kiran Rao, Santosh Hegde, Mansoor Khan, Imran Khan and others, stating that every decision concerning Faissal was made collectively in consultation with medical professionals.

Following the family's statement, Faissal announced his separation from the family and rejected the monthly allowance from his brother.