Aamir Khan has reiterated his desire to adapt the Hindu epic The Mahabharata on celluloid, but he is still daunted by the enormity of the task.
Superstar Aamir Khan dreams of bringing the epic tale of Mahabharata on the big screen, but says he lacks courage to do it.
"My dream is to make Mahabharata and I don't know if I will be able to fulfil this dream or not. It is a very difficult dream and a scary dream, because every time I think about it I feel I won't be able to do it. I am unable to gather the courage," Aamir Khan said at the Agenda Aaj Tak held here in New Delhi on Friday.
"It is such a huge responsibility. I don't know if I will be able to fulfil it or not. This subject has been in my heart from a long time," he added.
Asked what character he would want to play from the epic story, the 47-year-old said: "My favourite character is Karna. But I feel I won't be able to do that role. I don't suit the character. I think I would suit the role of Krishna."
Meanwhile, the actor is riding high on the box-office success of his suspense thriller Talaash.
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