Here is the seventh episode of Aamir Khan’s TV Show Satyamev Jayate – “Domestic Violence – Danger At Home”. The video plays in US/Canada too.
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I am just bored by the overdose of women centric topics at SJ.Out of the 7 episodes ,some 5 episodes have been more or less on women-talk.In the initial promos,aamir made fun of saans-bahu show but SJ is not very different from it.The only episode that i somewhat liked was the medical malpractice one.I heard in this episode someone called aamir a ‘namard’.no wonder after so much womanly talk! 😛
Agree with you Baba. I have lost interest in the show and I am not watching it anymore.
Baba u heard it rite.. A woman called Aamir namard but d context was different..
I completely agree with you Baba I too lost interest in SJ because all episode looks like same and all the time topic will start with women.
I was able to watch one episode of SMJ n it was about Helthcare. I loved the Episode but Aamir was being so fake. I didnt like his anchoring style nor his artificial tears. The best host for this show could hav been Mr. Amitabh Bachan.
Director Bhatkal on Aamir crying in the show:
My parents did attend his meet (bhatkal) yday ..
and according to them …he was very down to earth and a very grounded activist.