Bollywood actor Aamir Khan has said that his show Satyamev Jayate is not an attempt to reform the political class. Rather, it is an attempt to provoke people to look inward and question themselves on their contribution to the society.
Speaking to CNN-IBN Deputy Editor Sagarika Ghose, the Bollywood star said that he alone could not change the society and that a change in people's attitude was required to make India a better country.
Sagarika Ghose: Hi there, and welcome to a Face the Nation special. Over the last two months, one television show has become a real talking point - Aamir Khans Satyamev Jayate has stirred the conscience and provoked controversy and debate. But what has the show really achieved? To answer that and more is the man himself " Aamir Khan, who recently even spoke to a Parliamentary Committee on drugs and medical malpractices.
Aamir, thanks very much indeed for joining us on Face the Nation....
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