Aamir
Khan
left
for
the
US
after
moving
the
whole
country
with
his
six-pack
look
in
Ghajini.
He
may
look
tough
in
the
promo
of
the
film
but
he
is
soft
at
heart.
He
is
one
guy
who
feels
at
home
only
at
home.
Yes,
he
wrote
in
his
blog
that
he
can't
stay
abroad
for
long
due
to
homesick.
This
is
what
he
wrote
in
his
blog:
"On
my
way
back
to
Bombay.
L.A.
was
good
but
it's
always
so
good
to
head
back
home.
I'm
one
of
those
people
who
gets
homesick
really
fast,
especially
when
I
am
traveling
outside
of
India.
Within
a
week
I
lose
my
humour,
after
two
I
start
getting
depressed
and
by
the
end
of
the
third
week
I
start
weeping
when
I
see
soppy
television
ads."
The
actor
also
wrote
about
his
unusual
attraction
for
unusual
stuffs
selling
on
American
television.
"It's
amazing
how
I
am
such
a
sucker
for
all
the
most
inane
products
which
finally
I'll
probably
never
use.
Thankfully
better
sense
prevails
just
before
I
place
the
order.
Like
this
time
I
saw
this
ad
for
an
amazing
absorbing
material.
It
looks
like
a
piece
of
cloth
but
is
made
of
some
magic
material
which
just
soaks
up
any
liquid
which
may
have
spilled.
Every
time
that
ad
came
on
I
was
riveted.
Took
down
the
number
to
call
and
everything
but
I
realised
that
my
trip
was
too
short
for
the
order
to
reach
me.
Then
there
was
this
amazing
pull-ups
bar
which
fits
on
to
any
doorway
and
is
great
for
a
workout
without
going
to
a
gym.
And
then
there
was
this
ad
for
Timeless
Romantic
Tunes
played
on
the
piano
by
this
pianist
called
Beegie
Adair.
It
sounded
so
good,
and
its
Kiran's
birthday
on
the
7th
so
I
thought
it
would
make
a
great
gift.
But
it
would
never
have
reached
me
on
time.
Well
it's
the
thought
that
counts,
so
K
should
be
happy," he
wrote.
Aamir
seems
to
follow
the
recently
US
Presidential
elections
closely.
He
is
happy
that
Barack
Obama
has
been
elected
the
44th
American
President.
This
is
what
he
wrote
in
his
blog:
"My
congratulations
to
the
people
of
the
US,
this
is
their
victory
as
much
as
Obama's.
Well
now
his
work
really
begins,
time
for
him
to
fulfil
all
his
promises.
Quite
a
soap
opera
though."