In an exclusive conversation with Pinkvilla, Aamir Khan and his daughter Ira Khan opened up about deep emotions surrounding guilt, self-worth, and finding purpose. Their honest exchange offered a rare glimpse into their bond, as Aamir gently guided Ira towards embracing her journey without self-judgment. During the chat, Ira candidly shared her internal struggles before starting her mental health foundation, Agatsu. She revealed, “mere maa baap ne mere upar, main 26-27 saal ki hoon, mere upar bahot paise kharch kiye hain, aur main duniya mein bekar insaan hoon, main kuch nhi kar rahi hoon” (My parents have spent a lot of money on me, I am 26–27 years old, and I feel like a useless person in this world, I am not doing anything). Hearing this, Aamir immediately stepped in to clarify Ira’s feelings, saying, “inka matlab hai, paise naa kamana…” (She means not earning money…). Ira agreed, adding, “not earning money, not doing something worthy, before starting Agatsu.” As the conversation deepened, Aamir shared a perspective that stayed with many. Speaking about the societal …