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Get to know... Aparshakti Khurana

Actor Aparshakti Khurana (@Aparshakti_Khurana) is craving a burger, and wishing he could read people’s minds. He also reveals why he’ll never splurge on denims

Updated on: Sep 5, 2025 17:41 IST
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Aparshakti Khurana says his most starstruck moment was when he met Shah Rukh Khan.
Aparshakti Khurana says his most starstruck moment was when he met Shah Rukh Khan.
  • Currently I am

    Juggling a little bit of everything – acting, hosting, singing, writing, composing... this thing, that thing.

  • High point in life

    The day I stopped saying “Your Honour” and started saying “Hello, I’m your RJ”. That shift from courtrooms to studios was the first time I felt like I was home.

  • Low point in life

    Losing my dad two years ago.

  • On my playlist

    NaQabil, by KhoslaRaghu; Maayathe, by Pina Colada Blues; Love Talks, by Savi Kahlon.

  • One thing I would never buy

    Denims or running shoes at full price. Sale zindabad!

  • Today I’m craving

    A messy, juicy burger.

  • Last thing I ordered online

    Protein bars.

  • App I check before bed

    WhatsApp and Spotify.

  • Advice I’d give my 18-year-old self

    Dream big – but don’t waste time chasing what doesn’t sit right in your gut. Find your calling and go all in.

  • My favourite subject in school

    English, Hindi and Punjabi.

  • I’d swipe right on

    Chocolate.

  • My secret skill

    I can bat and bowl with both hands.

  • A superpower I wish I had

    The ability to read people’s minds.

  • My favourite Sunday memory

    Waking up early to catch Jungle Book, Ramayan, Flop Show and Fatichar on Doordarshan. And then, playing cricket.

  • My most star-struck moment

    Meeting Shah Rukh Khan for the first time. I don’t remember what I said. I’m pretty sure I just smiled a lot and nodded.

  • My favourite bad habit

    Chocolate.

  • If I could travel backward or forward in time...

    I’d head back to the 1950s and live out the golden age of cinema – not just act in it, like I did in Jubilee, but actually be there, soaking in the era’s magic.

  • The best thing about fame

    You get featured in HT Brunch’s Personal Agenda.

  • The worst thing about fame

    You’re always in the public eye.