The toll in Bihar floods rose to 253 till yesterday as more areas started getting affected, with nearly 1.26 crore people hit by the deluge.
Aamir said he is confident that the government is taking necessary steps to overcome this situation.
"I am confident the government is doing something to battle the situation. Nature is not in our hands, but we can definitely do something to help. Every Indian can contribute to help in this situation. I appeal to all, to contribute in the Chief Minister's fund of Bihar so that the government can do its work," he told reporters here.
He was speaking at the trailer launch of his upcoming production, "Secret Superstar" here.
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