Bollywood is filled with love stories that didnt end well. The fact that peoples favourite celebrities were divorcing after long happy and healthy marriages made it hard for the public to accept it. Entering into a relationship and ending it is not a new thing in the Hindi film industry. Celeb relationships and breakups are always under scrutiny. However a couples separation or divorce leaves many hearts shattered. One such instance occurred in the 1980s when the daughter of an Air Force officer developed feelings for a Muslim star. The celebs in question are none other than Aamir Khan and Reena Dutta. The 3 Idiot actor then 21 years old married 19-year-old Reena Dutta in a secret court ceremony in 1986. He later disclosed that the total cost of the wedding was less than Rs 10 after taking a bus to the marriage registrars office. Did you know Reena first turned down Aamir Khans proposal in the early 1980s which marked the beginning of their love tale? Eventually the duo began dating and she even had a brief role in the formers first movie Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak. Reenas family found it hard to believe after they learned about it later. In fact her father Mr Dutta became ill after learning of his daughters marriage. It was also necessary to admit him to the hospital. Tahir Hussain the father of Aamir Khan on the other hand was in favour of the marriage. He welcomed her as their daughter-in-law.  Reena Dutta had to rebel against her family as a result of this marriage. The reason behind this was that Reena and Aamir Khan followed distinct religions. Aamir Khan was a Muslim but Reena was a Hindu. Reenas father an Air Force officer hence disapproved of their relationship. The couples marital bliss was short-lived. After 16 years of marriage Aamir and Reena parted ways in 2002 a decision the actor later described as traumatic for both of them and their families. They have two children: a son named Junaid and a daughter Ira. While Reena Dutta never got married again after divorce . Aamir Khan on the other hand married Kiran Rao in 2005.