The 44-year-old actor who has spent more than two decades in the world of showbiz, said that he is not afraid of wrinkles, even though he still feels like a 21-year-old.
Answering a question as to whether he chooses to play only young characters to delay the ageing process, Aamir jokingly replied, "Who says I am ageing? I joined the film industry twenty years back, and after twenty years, I now feel like I am 21. In that period, I have just aged a year."
He then added on a serious note, "I am not afraid of growing old because it is inevitable, and there is no point running from it. I am not averse to playing an old man because I want to do all kinds of roles."
The actor who is winning rave reviews for his turn as Rancho, one of the 'idiots' in the film, an engineering student who thinks out of the box, says that he is not interested in any awards, including the coveted Oscars.
"It is actually the audience who tell us how successful we have been in our work. I don't have an interest in any award. And yes, I am including Oscar in the list," said Aamir.
The actor refused to comment on the row between author Chetan Bhagat and the makers of 3 Idiots over credit for the story.
Bhagat had earlier accused the film makers of "playing" with him, and not giving him adequate credit in the film based on his bestseller Five Point Someone.
Aamir had reacted by calling Bhagat "publicity hungry", saying that he was asking for credit where none was due.
"He is trying to take away the credit from the film's writer Abhijat Joshi, which I am very upset about. It is an attempt on his part to try and take the credit away from the person who has actually worked on the script. It's very unfortunate," Khan had told reporters during a press conference in Kolkata.
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