Aamir Khan, known as Bollywood's Mr. Perfectionist, has always been in the headlines for his personal life more than his professional one. Aamir's first marriage was at the age of 21 to Reena Dutta, who was just 19 at the time. The couple's love story is nothing short of a film script. They got married secretly, and Aamir had revealed in an interview that their wedding cost less than Rs 10!

Aamir and Reena's love story began through a window at home, and later, Reena worked with Aamir in his debut film, Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak. The couple's wedding was a quiet affair, with only three people present. Aamir had revealed that they took a bus (route 211) to get married, which cost them just 50 paise as bus fare. They got off at Bandra West station, walked a bit, and reached the registration office, where they got married.

Aamir and Reena tied the knot in 1986 and have two children, Ira Khan and Junaid Khan. However, they separated in 2002, and Aamir later married Kiran Rao. Although Aamir and Kiran are also divorced now, they remain a close-knit family for the sake of their children. Recently, Aamir and Reena's daughter, Ira, got married, and Kiran Rao was also present at the ceremony.

Aamir's first marriage was a simple and low-key affair, with minimal expenses. In an interview, Aamir had said, "We got married in a court marriage, and only three people were present. We took a bus to get married, and the bus fare was 50 paise. We got off at Bandra West station, walked a bit, and reached the registration office, where we got married. That's why our wedding cost less than Rs 10!"

Aamir's love story with Reena is indeed an interesting one, and their wedding was a true example of simplicity and minimalism. Despite their separation, Aamir and Reena remain close for their children's sake, and their family bond is still strong.

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