Some Facts About Shahrukh
Arts & Entertainment → Television / Movies
- Author Shravan Kumar
- Published May 16, 2007
- Word count 323
Bollywood actor, producer, and current host of the popular game show, Kaun Banega Crorepati, Shahrukh Khan is the super star and don of the film industry. Everyone knows about his personal and professional life but there are certain facts that are still covered.
In this piece of section we are going to discuss about some of the hidden facts of Bollywood Badshah SRK.
TIME magazine, one of the world’s best magazines has described Khan as probably the most recognizable actor in the world with an audience of 3.6 billion. On the other hand, The Guardian newspaper described Khan as 'the world's biggest film star', as per the logic that the Bollywood has a global audience of 3.6 billion, while Hollywood has 2.5 billion.
Shahrukh Khan's wax figure has been prepared at Madame Tussauds in London where other than him there are figures of Amitabh Bachchan. In addition to this, he was awarded the 'Sword of Honor' award for Best Student during his time at St. Columba's school, New Delhi As per his physical features are concerned Khan often suffers from constant back pain.
In addition, he loves computer games and hi-tech gadgets. He likes doing several things simultaneously reading, playing with the computer In 2006 one of Khan's security guards was shot dead by another of his security guards. Khan is two award short of matching Dilip Kumar's record for most Filmfare Best Actor awards. Khan has won six Filmfare Best Actor in 16 years.
Khan's son Aryan appeared in a scene in his film Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham playing a younger Khan. Khan was not very good at Hindi in school, until his mother promised to take him to the cinema if he passed. As he loved films, he got top marks from then on. His Wife Gauri is 4 years younger than him. He say's he saw Gauri at a nightclub when he was 18 at the time and she was 14. It was love at first sight.
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