Ironically, the people in the country are still subjected to discriminations on the basis of caste and religion.

The grand finale show highlighted the basic tenets of the constitution that promises equality for all.

Read: The Satyamev effect: Aamir offers 'win-win' solution for medical issues.

Though the medical community was miffed and asked apology from Aamir, the parliamentary standing committee invited Aamir and the Satyamev Jayate team to discuss the issue.

The episode highlighting malpractice among medical practitioners irked medical community.

Coincidently, the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Bill, 2011, that was earlier cleared by Rajya Sabha, got the nod from lower house after the second episode of Satyamev Jayate.

The actor-filmmaker met Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot to request the creation of a fast track court to decide the cases of the doctors, none of who have been penalised in the female foeticide cases.

He followed it up off the screen by meeting concerned leaders to ensure the problems are resolved.Read: PM said steps will be taken against manual scavenging: Aamir Khan.

Read: Aamir meets Chief Minister Gehlot to campaign against female foeticide.The show went on air on May 6 and in episodes after episode, Aamir brought forth unknown facts related to child sex abuse, medical malpractice, manual scavenging and dowry.The talk show, which started with the issue of female foeticide, traversed over various burning social issues informing, educating, sensitising and touching audiences' hearts and ended its 13-week journey on Sunday (July 29, 2012) with the spotlight on the right to equality. From garnering overwhelming TRPs to getting prominence on social networking websites, the impact of Aamir Khan's maiden TV show Satyamev Jayate has been colossal.

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