Bollywood celebrity Aamir Khan is facing a legal notice issued by Chandigarh High Court due to a lawyer's claim that he 'promoted homosexuality' on the sets of Satyamev Jayate. Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code is a law that criminalises any 'unnatural' sexual act. 'Natural' being, that which ultimately results in progeny. A law that was put in place in the year 1860, 377 has been touted as rather controversial and limiting. In Episode 3 of the latest season of the show, Aamir Khan hosted people who have explored 'alternative sexualities' and therefore are haunted by the grey area this law puts them in. We take a quick look at their testimonials to help those offended understand why talking about the matter is necessary.

1.Gazal from Patiala: Changed sex from boy to girl

Now, a filmmaker, Gazal wasn't always a confident individual. She was born a boy and after a successful sex-change op, she is now a happy independent person.

We all understand the pain of being trapped in a space you cannot escape. Or imprisonment won't be a punishment. Now imagine being trapped inside your own body. That's the message Gazal leaves you with.

2. Deepak from Ajmer: Gay and out

Deepak realised he was gay early. After two years of the silent treatment from his father, Deepak decided he's going to change their mind.

Being accepted is a human need, he says. But if you can't accept your own self, how would others?