Chak De Shah Rukh!
2007 will certainly be remembered as the golden year in SRK’s career. As hockey coach Kabir Khan in Chak De India!, Shah Rukh was successful in breaking his lover boy image, writes Avantika Kukreti.
2007 will certainly be remembered as the golden year in SRK’s career.
Firstly, he took on the Shehenshah of Indian cinema, read Amitabh Bachchan, by replacing him as the KBC host—a role that he took over with great aplomb. And despite all controversies and the reported media war between the two titans, SRK stood tall and was successful in striking a chord with the masses.
In April he became the third Bollywood star, after Aishwarya Rai and Amitabh Bachchan, to be immortalised in wax at the world famous Madame Tussauds Museum in London.
And then came Chak De India! — a film, which will not only be considered as a milestone in Bollywood, but as a movie that reinstated the confidence in the youth of the country.
Within weeks of its release the title track of the film, Chak De India!, became the anthem for the youth and subsequently for the entire nation, being played at all major events including the Twenty20 World Cup Cricket tournament, where India emerged victorious.
And now with his new six-pack look, Shah Rukh has once again proved that he’s the invincible King of Bollywood and can go any mile to regain the love and adulation of his innumerable fans all around the world. So much so that he was recently awarded the Maha style icon award at the Lycra MTV style awards for his new lean look.
Come November 9 and SRK once again dons the much-liked lover boy role in his home production Om Shanti Om. Trade experts are already touting the film, which has already generated a lot of hype due to King Khan’s Dard-e-disco dance number, as the biggest film of 2007.
Undoubtedly, Shah Rukh will emerge victorious this time too. And as ardent fans of Badshah Khan, we hope he continues to surprise us forever and ever!!!
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