"I don't have any recipe (for success). Lot of us often forget that the business we are in by definition is basically selling stories... We have to be different each time. I have to reinvent myself, I have to be different - that's the demand of my job. It's not something that I am thinking and doing, " Aamir said.
"I am attracted to scripts that move me emotionally and when you have such stories to tell, it doesn't matter how unusual it is, people connect to it, " he added.
The 44-year-old who was here at the Economic Times Awards also stressed that he is oblivious to the audience demand in terms of content.
"I've no idea what audiences want. I only have an idea about what I want... When I read a script, I go with my gut and then it just happens, " he said.
Aamir's latest outing "3 Idiots" has smashed all records and become Hindi cinema's highest grosser till date with collections crossing Rs. 240 crore worldwide.