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Started his career on the small screen in Fauji and now to one of the world’s biggest actors, Superstar Shah Rukh Khan hopes to keep entertaining people on the occasion of his 26th anniversary in the industry.
The 53-year-old actor, who is considered as one of the most hardworking actors, is fondly called as Badshaah Khan or king of romance for his contribution towards cinema.
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Known for his film credits like Baazigar, Darr, DDLJ, Karan Arjun, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Swades, Main Hoon Na, Don, Om Shaanti Om, My Name Is Khan, Don 2, Chennai Express, Fan, Raees and Jab Harry Met Sejal. SRK is one of the few superstars from the 90s who has time and again proved why does he deserve to be in the place he is today.
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On Monday morning, SRK took to his Twitter account on the occasion of his 26 years in the film industry and said: “Tomorrow will be exactly half a lifetime of being ‘others’. Expressing love,happiness, sadness,dancing,falling & flying. Hope I hav touched small bits of ur hearts & hope I can do so for the whole lifetime… ’रोशनी मेरी बहुत दूर तक जायेगी, पर शर्त यह है, की सलीखे से जलाओ मुझको ”
Tomorrow will be exactly half a lifetime of being ‘others’. Expressing love,happiness, sadness,dancing,falling & flying. Hope I hav touched small bits of ur hearts & hope I can do so for the whole lifetime… ’रोशनी मेरी बहुत दूर तक जायेगी, पर शर्त यह है, की सलीखे से जलाओ मुझको ‘
— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) June 25, 2018
On the work front, SRK is currently working on his next film titled Zero, which also stars Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma, and is scheduled to release on December 21.
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