Few years back, superstar Aamir Khan had expressed his desire to adapt mythological epic Mahabharat into a large scale star studded movie. However, it was later reported that he has shelved his plans to do so. Recently, during a promotional interview for his film 'Laal Singh Chaddha', Aamir talked about what made him walk away from his dream project.

According to a recent report in The Indian Express, Aamir said, "When you’re making Mahabharat, you’re not making a film, you’re doing a yagna. It’s not a film, it’s much deeper than that. So I’m not ready for that. I’m afraid to bring it out in the fore. Mahabharat will never let you down, you might let it down.”

Aamir is known for pouring his heart and soul in every single one of his projects but sometimes they aren't received well by the audience. The actor shared that he always analyses his failure and uses them to do better in future.

Aamir said, “I give a lot of thought to what went wrong. See a film that doesn’t work, is an opportunity. You learn exactly where it’s gone wrong. Wherever I am today, is because of my failure and not my success. I hold my failures close to my heart, because those are the ones have struggled the most. But they teach you a lot. So I value my failures a lot.”