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Shah Rukh Khan launches biography, says the book made son AbRam very happy

Shah Rukh Khan launches biography, says the book made son AbRam very happy
Shah Rukh Khan looks back on his innings in Bollywood as he launches his biography by Samar Khan. The actor also tweeted about how the book made his son AbRam very happy.


Superstar Shah Rukh Khan is Bollywood’s King of Romance today but all those years back, he was just a guy from Delhi trying to make it big in Mumbai. And even today, there is a part of SRK who identifies with being a newcomer.
Talking at the launch of his biography, the actor said, “An actor is just like water… he should just adapt the colour and shape. I believe the art is important, the artist is not. The art remains and not the artist and as an actor, I feel if I think like that I can work with some amount of purity. The purity will be retained if I believe that my art is important than myself.”

Shah Rukh Khan was speaking at an event to launch a biography on him by “Kuchh Meetha Ho Jaye” director Samar Khan. The actor also took to Twitter to thank Samar and how his son AbRam loved the launch. “Thk u @samarmumbaikhan this is so special. The book is lovely & my lil 1 is happy to c so many papas #25yearsofalife,” he wrote.

Talking about his journey, SRK wrote, “25 years in the film industry was a big dream for a boy who came from Delhi all those years ago. These years have been full of excitement, hard work and various ups and downs and this book is a tribute to all these filmmakers who believed in me and my dreams. I am extremely thankful to all my fans who have made me who I am today.”

Recalling his initial days, he said: “I was an odd-looking guy, I was not from a film background, I spoke too fast but I am thankful all the filmmakers and those friends who gave me an opportunity. So for me if a newcomer comes I have been trained by people like these to respect the newcomer and love them.”

Shah Rukh also revealed that being the star, the choice of roles being offered to him get limited. “Sometimes it’s awkward… today being in this position, the choices are less. I meet many directors but it goes out of hand sometimes. Despite spending 25 years, I still feel like a newcomer. I find it awkward I have spent 25 years but I still feel like a newcomer.”

Titled “25 years of a Life”, the book captures interesting incidents from King Khan’s successful journey in the industry. Each of its 30 chapters are a director’s take on a particular character created by them and portrayed by SRK. Samar Khan said: “This book was the perfect chance for me to tell the SRK story from a different lens. I would like to thank everyone involved who has made this dream project a reality.”


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