'Satyamev Jayate' season 3: With longer episodes and celebrity interactions, here's what you can expect from Aamir Khan's show

Satyamev Jayate is set to be revamped for the third season. And the makers have released a series of videos with the tagline 'Mumkin hai'.

The trailers, presented in the show's documentary style, feature real interviews with people who have been affected by the show, on a deeper, personal level.

So what can we expect from the third season of the immensely popular and decidedly earnest actor Aamir Khan? Here are a few key things we found out from his media interaction recently:

Celebrity interaction:

"There will be some celebrities on the show this time. There will be top stars from the industry for some episodes. They are there on the show not because they are celebrities but they are related to the issue...they will be contributing for the show," shared Aamir Khan to the media.

Live interaction:

"This time I will be live with the people. We can get opinion and suggestion of people immediately. I will also connect with them through Twitter and Facebook. So this is a new element in our show," the 49-year-old actor-host said.

Duration:

According to media reports, the each episode in the third season of 'Satyamev Jayate' is set to be two hours and thirty minutes long. The extra hour will be reserved for "directly interacting with the audiences"

Dates:

The season is set to premier on September 21, and will have six episodes in the season.

Here's a glimpse of what to expect from the shows, in these trailers released by the makers of 'Satyamev Jayate'.

The first video feature the story of women who have been victims of domestic violence.

The next video shows a former alcoholic, who under the influence of alcohol, would beat up his wife and children. "I saw the number on screen one day, and simply decided to call. The best part was, the person on the other side actually picked up the phone and talked to me warmly," says the man.

The next video shares the horrifying tale of child abuse. One little girl saves other little girl in her village, with the help of the helpline numbers shown during the show.

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