Aamir Khan: When I Came To The Film Industry, I Was A Minority, A Lone Ranger

From winning awards without attending award shows to bringing a new wave in the business of Indian cinema, actor-filmmaker Aamir Khan not only broke all the rules to establish his stardom over the last 30 years but also remains a watchdog of the film industry. He believes the changing sensibility of the Indian audience is one of the best things happened in few decades.

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During a media interaction on Wednesday, Aamir said: "I do believe that the sensibility of the audience has been changing from last 30 years that I have been acting. I know that films like 'Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar' if made today, would have been a massive hit (at the box office) because this is the kind of films that today's audience love. When I came to the film industry, I was a minority, a lone ranger. I was someone, doing films that I believed in, but the market, the host of other people did not believe in such films. Only a few of us did. I was constantly swimming against the tide. Now the time has changed. Now, these films are considered mainstream."