Conceding
that
he
has
undergone
a
"transformation" from
being
a
reserved
person
to
more
open
now,
Bollywood
superstar
Aamir
Khan
attributed
the
change
to
his
wife
and
filmmaker
Kiran
Rao.
"..Not
three
years,
even
more.
But
your
observation
is
correct..
transformation
has
happened.
I
feel
it
is
because
of
Kiran
ji.
Her
influence
on
me
is
very
bright.
Her
energy
is
bright.
So,
a
change
has
come
in
me
as
well," Aamir
said
at
a
press
conference
today
in
connection
with
his
upcoming
film
'PK'.
Talking
about
his
character
in
'PK',
which
has
been
kept
under
wraps
for
quite
sometime
now,
Aamir,
49,
said
his
character
in
the
film
is
"innocent
and
a
bit
strange",
who
speaks
Bhojpuri.
"It
is
not
a
satire.
It's
a
drama.
The
vehicle
of
narration
is
humour,"
he
said.
Asked
about
the
controversy
over
the
first
poster
of
the
film
in
which
he
was
seen
almost
nude
with
a
transistor,
Aamir
said
it
was
about
capturing
a
key
moment
or
essence
of
the
story.
"Many
people
liked
it.
Some
people
felt
that
clothes
were
not
worn.
It
is
a
natural
reaction.
But
we
have
to
be
truthful
with
the
story.
When
we
show
the
first
poster,
it
is
important
that
it
captures
the
film,
its
essence,"
he
said.
The
'3-Idiots' star,
however,
said
'PK'
is
a
universal
film
that
can
be
watched
by
all.
Asked
about
issue
of
lack
of
unity
among
filmmakers
in
Bollywood,
he
said
it
is
unfortunate
that
filmmakers
have
not
been
able
to
work
as
a
unit.
PTI