HWC 2018: SRK recreates iconic ‘Chak De! India’ dialogue

Updated on Nov 28, 2018 09:27 am IST

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan graced the stage at the opening ceremony of Hockey World Cup 2018 on Tuesday. SRK made a blockbuster entry at the Kalinga Stadium and was welcomed with loud cheers and claps. The Bollywood actor also recreated his iconic 'Chak De! India' dialogue. Addressing the crowd at the opening ceremony, he said, “I am very very proud to be here today, even more so because my father was a hockey player. He taught me how to play hockey when I was 8 years old. By the time I was 18, I captained my class team and school team in hockey. By the time I was 38, I pretended and acted as if I was the coach of the Indian National Hockey Team in 'Chak De! India' ”.

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