Salman's fantastic run at the box office came to an abrupt halt when his last movie, "Tubelight", bombed, while Shah Rukh, too, has been struggling to achieve big box office figures with his films.
On whether he is the most bankable superstar among the three Khans, Aamir says, "You have to understand that creative work is very unpredictable. All of us try our best. Sometimes we succeed, sometimes we don't. I don't think anyone's stardom is affected by one or two films."
"Salman and Shah Rukh are both huge stars, they are megastars. I am a fan of their work. I don't really compare like this. Each one is unique and different."
The 52-year-old actor says he is very content in the space that he is in and isn't trying to achieve any super stardom.
"I have a very warm relationship with my audience and I think that's something I've built over the years, something I cherish a lot. I am also very grateful about it. How many of us get the good fortune to do work which they enjoy?"
The actor launched the trailer of his upcoming home production "Secret Superstar", scheduled to release this Diwali.
At the event, Aamir also paid tribute to Bollywood photojournalist Raju Upadhyay, who died in a road accident, recently.
