Faissal Khan, brother of actor Aamir Khan, has publicly expressed regret over his past statements against his family and revealed that he has now apologised to them after a period of reflection.

In a recent interview, Faissal admitted that he has reached out to his mother Zeenat Tahir Hussain, sister Nikhat Hegde, brother-in-law Santosh Hegde, and Aamir Khan himself to apologise for remarks he made during a phase of anger last year, when he had announced that he was cutting ties with the family.

He acknowledged that speaking publicly in frustration was a mistake and said he deeply regrets the comments made about his relatives. Faissal specifically mentioned that he apologised for his remarks about Nikhat Hegde, Santosh Hegde, and Aamir Khan, adding that those statements should not have been made at all.

He expressed a desire to rebuild his relationship with his family and hoped that they could move forward together in a healthier and more understanding way. According to him, maintaining strong family bonds is now his priority.

Faissal also spoke about past claims related to his mental health evaluations, stating that earlier medical assessments were incorrect and that he was later cleared after being examined at a government hospital. He suggested that misunderstandings may have influenced how his condition was perceived within the family.

A major turning point, he said, came after reading a verse from the Quran, which emphasized the importance of not breaking family ties. Faissal shared that this reflection made him reconsider his actions and feel remorse for distancing himself from his loved ones.

He added that he has been studying religious texts, including the Quran and other scriptures, and is trying to better understand his beliefs and personal values. According to him, this spiritual reflection played a key role in prompting his apology and desire for reconciliation.

Faissal concluded by saying that his hope is for his family to trust him again and to focus on rebuilding relationships rather than dwelling on past disagreements.