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The transformation of Aamir Khan

Third season of'Satyamev Jayate'to begin next month

Pallab Bhattacharya, New Delhi
Tears welled up in Bollywood super-star Aamir Khan's eyes as he explained how the making of his popular TV talk show "Satyamev Jayate" ("LetTruth Prevail"), which focuses on social issues, has 'transformed* him as a man.
The actor said the show, which was first telecast in mid-2012, has transformed his public image.
'People don't look at me as an actor alone. I remember when I was shooting for 'PK' in Rajasthan, the media there did not ask any questions about ’Dhoom 3', which was about to release. They did not even ask me why 1 was in Rajasthan... they asked me only about 'Satyamev Jayate'," Aamir told a press conference in Mumbai on Wednesday.
That time 1 realised they (media) don't have interest in my film career and time has come for me to retire. This makes me realise that people don't look at me as an actor alone. Through my profession, 1 touch people's heart through stories. And using this (the show), I try to bring change in society."
Aamir, 49, got emotional while talking about the programme, which he said, has also transformed him as a person.
There are lots of changes in me... 1 have become more patient, there is
maturity and I am less judgmental as 1 have seen a lot of things through this show," Aamir said, wiping tears in his eyes with the sleeve of his shirt.
"On the show, you see that 1 talk to 8-10 people but during our research 1 talk to 70-100 people. We get angry but feel helpless while dealing with our problems. We have seen a lot of things and it has had a huge impact on me. The show has been difficult for me emotionally,* said the actor.
The first two seasons of the talk show focused on issues like female foeticide; sexual abuse of children, dowry, domestic violence, medical malpractice; casteism and the water
However, Aamir was tight-lipped about the content of the third edition, which will go on the air next month.
"We don't reveal topics usually and this time also we will not reveal them. But there are several NGOs and lots of people who on our websites suggest topics that we should take up on the show. We consider all the suggestions and opinions and plan accordingly," he said.
"Every topic surprises me. The team goes around the country and they show the research material which shocks me; 1 get angry, 1 get emotional, 1 feel the pain. There are lots of emotions that I go through,"
the actor said.
This time around, viewers will get to share their thoughts live with Aamir as soon as an episode comes to an end. He will interact with the people and take note of their suggestions about the issue discussed.
This time 1 will be live with the people. We can get opinion and suggestions of people immediately. 1 will also connect with them through Twitter and Facebook. So this is a new element in our show,* the 49-year-old actor-host said.
Aamir said the latest edition of the talk show will have new additions like Bollywood celebrities talking about various causes.
There will be some celebrities on the show this time. There will be top stars from the industry for some episodes. They are there on the show not because they are celebrities but they are related to the issue... they will be contributing for the show,* Aamir said.
However, he made it clear that "we don’t want to use this (presence of celebs) as publicity for the show. There is a reason for them to be on the show...it is not for promotion."
Aamir has reportedly invited actresses Kangana Ranaut, Parineeti Chopra and Deepika Padukone for one of the upcoming episodes, which talks about women's empowerment