I am amazed I have become a star: Shah Rukh Khan
The megastar reveals he is not a fan of himself
The megastar reveals he is not a fan of himself. PHOTO: FIRSTPOST
People love him, fans are obsessed with him, and mothers adore him -- yet King Khan claims he is "not a fan of himself".
"Before I could become a fan, I became a star. I still don't understand how people love me so much... care for me, and their mothers and children and families [also shower affection]. It is quite a responsibility for me sometimes," said Shah Rukh Khan.
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The actor had been shooting for Maneesh Sharma's film Fan, and admitted that the upcoming release was a difficult journey. In the film SRK essays a fan who is obsessed with a reigning superstar who looks just like him, and travels to Mumbai to meet the actor.
When asked how he juggled playing the roles of an obsessed fan and a superstar, the megastar said it felt "quite schizophrenic".
"One has to maintain a dignity of what a fan is. That part I have kept in mind. It's been a difficult journey as an actor... quite schizophrenic... quite dichotomous," he said.
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The Dilwale star is still puzzled as to how he has become a star, and reveals that he does not love himself.
"Not at all... I am amazed that I should have become a star. My general belief is people who become actors are people who do not love themselves. They just want to be a different person every morning. People who love themselves become extremely fantastic stars. So I am not a big fan of myself," he added.
"Before I could become a fan, I became a star. I still don't understand how people love me so much... care for me, and their mothers and children and families [also shower affection]. It is quite a responsibility for me sometimes," said Shah Rukh Khan.
How Shah Rukh Khan helped a small nation rediscover love
The actor had been shooting for Maneesh Sharma's film Fan, and admitted that the upcoming release was a difficult journey. In the film SRK essays a fan who is obsessed with a reigning superstar who looks just like him, and travels to Mumbai to meet the actor.
When asked how he juggled playing the roles of an obsessed fan and a superstar, the megastar said it felt "quite schizophrenic".
"One has to maintain a dignity of what a fan is. That part I have kept in mind. It's been a difficult journey as an actor... quite schizophrenic... quite dichotomous," he said.
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The Dilwale star is still puzzled as to how he has become a star, and reveals that he does not love himself.
"Not at all... I am amazed that I should have become a star. My general belief is people who become actors are people who do not love themselves. They just want to be a different person every morning. People who love themselves become extremely fantastic stars. So I am not a big fan of myself," he added.