<p>Superstar Aamir Khan on Monday said the pandemic has made him realise the fragility of life, which is why he wants to focus his energies on his relationships.</p>.<p>Khan, who turned 57 on Monday, said he got to introspect a lot about his life and relationships during the coronavirus pandemic.</p>.<p>"During Covid, all of us were at home so I got a lot of time to introspect. I realised how fragile life is and the importance of time. All of us have to go someday, we don't know when, but the finality is certain.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://deccanherald.com/entertainment/entertainment-news/aamir-khan-to-star-in-campeones-hindi-remake-heres-what-the-actor-has-to-say-1091145.html" target="_blank">Aamir Khan to star in 'Campeones' Hindi remake? Here's what the actor has to say</a></strong></p>.<p>"When you know this, it's crucial to utilise time. We live our lives mindlessly, recklessly. 'Main bhi aise jeete raha (so did I). From now on, I don't want to do it," Khan told reporters.</p>.<p>The actor said he feels happy that he is not the kind to "shy away" from introspection, which is why he could look within and correct his flaws.</p>.<p>"I don't fear introspection. If I think there is a flaw, I would want to spot that, understand it and correct it... All those who I love and who love me, including you, the audience, everyone has their space. My aim is to give time to everyone, nurture every relationship, make it better," he added.</p>.<p>The actor celebrated his birthday with the media, a ritual he has been following for years. While his birthday celebrations would usually take place at his Bandra residence, Khan said he decided to shift the venue to a hotel due to COVID.</p>.<p>"It gets too crowded in a society so one has to be careful. It isn't that pandemic has completely gone," he added.</p>.<p>Khan will be next seen on the big screen on August 11 with<em> Laal Singh Chaddha</em>. The film marks his return to the screen after <em>Thugs of Hindostan</em></p>
<p>Superstar Aamir Khan on Monday said the pandemic has made him realise the fragility of life, which is why he wants to focus his energies on his relationships.</p>.<p>Khan, who turned 57 on Monday, said he got to introspect a lot about his life and relationships during the coronavirus pandemic.</p>.<p>"During Covid, all of us were at home so I got a lot of time to introspect. I realised how fragile life is and the importance of time. All of us have to go someday, we don't know when, but the finality is certain.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://deccanherald.com/entertainment/entertainment-news/aamir-khan-to-star-in-campeones-hindi-remake-heres-what-the-actor-has-to-say-1091145.html" target="_blank">Aamir Khan to star in 'Campeones' Hindi remake? Here's what the actor has to say</a></strong></p>.<p>"When you know this, it's crucial to utilise time. We live our lives mindlessly, recklessly. 'Main bhi aise jeete raha (so did I). From now on, I don't want to do it," Khan told reporters.</p>.<p>The actor said he feels happy that he is not the kind to "shy away" from introspection, which is why he could look within and correct his flaws.</p>.<p>"I don't fear introspection. If I think there is a flaw, I would want to spot that, understand it and correct it... All those who I love and who love me, including you, the audience, everyone has their space. My aim is to give time to everyone, nurture every relationship, make it better," he added.</p>.<p>The actor celebrated his birthday with the media, a ritual he has been following for years. While his birthday celebrations would usually take place at his Bandra residence, Khan said he decided to shift the venue to a hotel due to COVID.</p>.<p>"It gets too crowded in a society so one has to be careful. It isn't that pandemic has completely gone," he added.</p>.<p>Khan will be next seen on the big screen on August 11 with<em> Laal Singh Chaddha</em>. The film marks his return to the screen after <em>Thugs of Hindostan</em></p>