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Bipasha Basu is in August company. Joining her on the ranks of the sexiest Asian is none other than superstar Shahrukh Khan who has won the title in the male category. The Bollywood actor has been voted by a London-based Asian weekly as the 'Sexiest Asian Man' in the world for this year outrunning two other hotties - - Hrithik Roshan and John Abraham. Bollywood actor Abhishek Bachchan, who was on the top rung last year, slipped to the fourth position.

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Shah Rukh Khan

From a lanky, struggling boy from Delhi where a certain paanwala still tells tales of a superstar owing him money, to the dimpled cheeks, toned frame, impeccable dressing sense and unmatched wit and humour sporting superstar — Shah Rukh Khan has kissed success by leaps and bounds.