Bollywood star Aamir Khan is taking a break from acting and has enrolled in a ten-day vipassana meditation program at the Vipassana Meditation Center in Budhanilkantha, Nepal. The center is known for being one of the most prominent meditation centers in Kathmandu, and Aamir has already begun the 11-day session.

Aamir arrived in Kathmandu on Sunday morning via Vistara Airlines, according to an official at the Immigration Office. This isn’t the actor’s first time in Nepal; he previously attended a UNICEF event in Kathmandu back in 2014.

After the release of “Laal Singh Chaddha” last year, Aamir announced his plans to take a long break from acting. While he has not announced any new projects, he continues to make occasional appearances at public events.

The Vipassana meditation technique involves a silent and intensive meditation process aimed at self-transformation through self-observation. The program at the Vipassana Meditation Center is open to anyone who wishes to attend and is free of charge, with donations being accepted only from those who have completed the ten-day course.

Aamir’s dedication to his craft is well known, and he has received numerous awards for his acting over the years. He is considered one of the most versatile actors in Bollywood and has appeared in several critically acclaimed films, such as “Lagaan,” “3 Idiots,” and “PK,” among others.

Aamir Khan’s participation in the vipassana meditation program shows his commitment to his own personal growth and well-being. As an actor, he has shown that dedication and hard work can lead to success, and his time in Nepal demonstrates that he is not afraid to take a break from his busy schedule to focus on his mental health.

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