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Khan has been the face of what has today emerged as the NRI movie genre. He is, undeniably and indisputably, the uncrowned king of the Hindi film industry. And he shares a sizzling chemistry with both!Īnd, of course, of the many monikers bestowed on Shah Rukh Khan over the years, our favourite is King Khan. Kajol and Karan Johar: He has teamed up with both for numerous hit films. He owns the IPL team Kolkata Knight Riders. Most of his super successful films begin with the letter - Karan Arjun, Kuch Kuch Hota Hain, Kal Ho Naa Ho, Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham to name a few.īut the star of many mega-hit films has always maintained that the one film that was closest to his heart - the one he would be proud to show his children - was Kundan Shah's utterly lovable Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa. His obsessive refrain of 'K-K-Kiran' to a terrified Juhi Chawla in 1993's Darr sent a chill down many spines and made SRK a household name. It has proved lucky for him many, many times over.
The letter K is probably SRK's favourite. Let's face it SRK is generally the coolest superstar around. Unlike the other Khans - who are either clinically cautious or roguishly unpredictable - Shah Rukh carries off his attitude as effortlessly as he rocks a branded suit.Ĭracking irreverent jokes with a straight face, taking on pompous political parties and boorish sports officials, sticking by his dream project even when it is universally panned, repeatedly announcing his embarrassing levels of affection for his children, slapping petty small-timers into their senses, doing cartwheels when his team wins the IPL - it's all in a day's work for him. Yet here we are, on the actor's 50th birthday on November 2, celebrating the superstar who defied incredible odds to become one of the most loved actors on the planet.įew mortals can put on a killer attitude and make it look as good as Shah Rukh Khan does. Khan was, and is, not particularly tall or strikingly handsome or impressively beefy. The statement, though blunt, is not entirely inaccurate. In candid interviews over the years, an amused Shah Rukh Khan has often recalled this observation, made by a security guard during the actor's early years in Bollywood. ' Tu toh bilkul hero nahi lagta (you don't look like a hero at all).'
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