Aamir Khan’s Guide to Staying Exclusive

I, ME, MYSELFI DO the films that I want to do and attend the functions that I want to attend. Everything is on a personal level with me. I d...

I, ME, MYSELF
I DO the films that I want to do and attend the functions that I want to attend. Everything is on a personal level with me. I do things out of personal preferences. There is no scheme about my need to remain exclusive. I just go by what I feel like doing. Sure, I am both a thinking as well as a feeling kind of person, but I won’t do anything that doesn’t matter to me.

THE PATH NOT TAKEN
I DON’T like to think I’m an island. It’s just that I am leading my life the way I want to. I understand that the path I am walking on is not the path most people will choose to take.

I HAVE ISSUES
CERTAIN issues are close to me and I have no qualms in going all out for them. My trip to Kargil, for instance, might not be really issue-based but it was because of my need to show appreciation for a group of people who lead such a hard life. I wanted to discover the tough life they live and wanted to explore the thinking of people who, in a way, are trained to kill. I applaud our soldiers’ sense of duty and responsibility and wanted to interact with them on a one-to-one level.

I AM MY CHOICES
I THINK everyone is about the choices they make. Of course, there are some choices we are happy with and some that we regret later. I don’t need to go to a function and speak on the mike about anything. What I say is not that important, what I do is more important. My way of thinking will reflect in my deeds and that will be a real indicator of my personality.

Nizamuddin went to the US in December 2015 for a Master’s course in Computer Science, which he completed from Florida Institute of Technology in 2017. He completed his B.Tech in ECE from Jayaprakash Narayan College of Engineering, Mahbubnagar.

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