Very few names are etched in the entertainment industry permanently with hard work and refined talent. And SRK’s name will be on top of the list.
At the age of 59 when people start planning their retirement, Shah Rukh Khan is not ready to retreat anytime soon. His timeless legacy keeps shining as bright as ever.
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His new films like Pathaan and Jawan dominated the Box Office like no other but his old movies are also still running in the league. The latest Box Office rerun of his hit films testifies to his stardom.
Veer Zara, Kal Ho Na Ho, Pardes and Karan Arjun are returning to theatres in November, widely celebrated as his birthday month for Bollywood lovers. And Dilwaale Dulhania Le Jayenge has been running for the longest time at Maratha Mandir in Mumbai.
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Fans are excited and filling in theatres to experience the romantic charm of Shah Rukh’s acting on big screens. While Bollywood is suffering from the disaster rage of pointless remakes and sequels, SRK’s old films are able to perform well even if they are re-releasing after a decade or two.
