Shah Rukh Khan says the title ‘King’ has never been about power for him. Ahead of his film King, the superstar shares that the word reminds him of responsibility, humility and purpose towards the people who believe in him and the stories he chooses to tell
Shah Rukh Khan
Being King is about taking responsibility
He is ‘King Khan’ to his fans and the industry and his next film quite coincidentally is called King too. Shah Rukh Khan, however, brushes off the power the title bestows on him, saying it’s less an identity and more “a reminder to live with heart, humility, and purpose”. “The word ‘king’ has never meant power to me. It has always been about responsibility — to the people who believe in you and the stories you choose to tell,” Shah Rukh told PTI. The superstar, first seen in the TV show Fauji (1989), has worn the ‘Bollywood king’ crown with ease over three decades, and continues to be called the Baadshah of Bollywood.
Bullies of the past
Siddhant Chaturvedi
Actor Siddhant Chaturvedi has spoken about being bullied at school over his appearance, admitting it shook his confidence. He said his curly hair and mixed-language background made him feel out of place. “I was bullied for the way I looked. I used to try to straighten my hair,” he recalled. Over time, moving to Mumbai helped him embrace his individuality.
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