Shahrukh Khan | King Khan | Baadshah Of Bollywood

Family

SRK was born on 2 November 1965 in New Delhi. His father, Mir Taj Mohammed Khan, was an Indian independence activist who participated in the campaigns with Khudai Khidmatgar, the non-violent movement led by Abdul Ghaffar Khan. He was highly influenced by Abdul Ghaffar Khan and wanted an independent and united India. SRK’s mother, Lateef Fatima, was a magistrate and greatly ahead of her time. She studied at the University of Oxford, England, and was a very beautiful woman. SRK also has an elder sister, Shehnaz Lalarukh Khan.

Our King Khan married the love of his life, Gauri Chibber, in 1991 with a traditional Hindu ceremony. He had confessed that Gauri is the only person he ever had a crush on. The gorgeous couple has three kids – two sons and a beautiful daughter. His firstborn son is named Aryan, and his youngest kid is named AbRam (to represent the amalgamation of different religious beliefs), while the daughter is named Suhana and all the kids are highly loved by him.

Acting Journey

SRK started his acting journey with a Television series, Fauji, which was first released in 1989. Do you know that he started acting in a 1988 TV series, Dil Dariya, but due to some production delay this was released in 1989, thus Fauji is considered his debut production? His great acting skills then brought some other great television series to his side including Circus and Idiot.

He has also played some minor roles in TV series like Wagle Ki Duniya, Umeed, and an English television film named In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones. He began his career with small television shows and now has become the King of Bollywood and a renowned celebrity all over the world.

The Beginning (The 1980s and Early 1990s)

Do you know that initially, SRK was not interested in acting in films? He believed that he was not good enough for such big projects. But later in 1991, he changed this decision and began to pursue a dedicated acting career in Bollywood. He confessed that he changed his previous decision as he was looking for a way to escape from the grief of his mother’s death. To become a successful actor, he shifted to Mumbai. This shift earned him four films that year, and he debuted in the 1992 movie Deewana, which became a hit and he won his first Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut. The other three movies include Dil Aashna Hai, Chamatkar, and Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman.

In two of his most popular 1993 movies, Baazigar and Darr, he played excellent anti-hero roles, bringing great recognition to his work. In Baazigar, he portrayed a revenger who murders his girlfriend. This negative role shocked the Indian audience and won him his first Filmfare Award in the Best Actor category. Darr was the first collaboration of SRK with Yash Raj Films. In this movie, he played the role of a fanatical lover and became famous for one of his iconic dialogues “I love you, K-K-K-Kiran”. For his amazing performance in this negative role, he got nominated

for Filmfare Award for Best Performance in a Negative Role, which is also known as the Best Villain Award, but unfortunately, he lost that to Paresh Rawal. In 1994, he won this award for Anjaam in which he portrayed an obsessive lover. In the same year, SRK brilliantly portrayed an infatuated musician in Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa and won Filmfare Critics Award for Best Performance. This amazing representation of his acting skills has brought him the appreciation of being a natural actor who acts directly from his heart.