Shah Rukh Khan Quotes

As long as the women I’m romancing are happy with me doing it then I’ll carry on.

I feel very strongly about souls who are misguiding people in the name of religion.

I don’t sit down with the scripts. As long as I like the people I’m working with that’s enough for me.

I don't sit around complaining about the lack of good roles. I will play Raj 85 times and still make him different.

I’m completely ordinary.

I believe my nation is truly secular, I truly believe that.

I may say things with the right intention, but more often than not, people will misconstrue it.

I take care not to remind my audience that I am Shah Rukh Khan. The better thing to do is to hold a mirror for them and to tell them, ‘This is you.’

I've become a free-for-all brand. I hope they come out with a rule that they can't use a person's name without paying him for it!

Sometimes I don't want to dignify things with answers. And it takes a huge amount of self-restraint, patience, control, and love for your own family, to keep quiet. And dignity, and perhaps the status that I have in the eyes of the people.

It has varied. I don’t know if it’s good or bad but a dear friend of mine Aziz (Mirza) asked me not to do Don. I was also told to cut my hair and to change my name because someone said that there couldn’t be a movie star by the name of Shah Rukh Khan. (when asked the worst piece of professional advice that someone has given him)

I bring excitement on the sets. I’m an exciting actor, overrated, exaggerated. But I’m not an unexciting actor. I excite people. I never lose hope. If I feel that a film is going wrong somewhere, I do even better.

I am not confident unless I am playing someone else.

If I'm ever asked to do something in the national interest, do a project of national relevance, it's not as if I will not charge for it, but I will ensure that what I give back is not just worth that money, but is a little more than that.

I don't think I've achieved superstardom. One has to achieve much more. My next level is the next shot I do. When I see some of my shots, I wonder why I did them so badly. Audiences and critics don't know about these shots. But I know. These moments remain very personal.