Shah Rukh Khan doesn't fit world's standard of 'handsome,' has good personality: Mahnoor Baloch

Actor spoke about the importance of auras

In a recent interview on the talk show Had Kardi, hosted by Momin Saqib, renowned actor and timeless beauty Mahnoor Baloch delved into the topic of what truly makes a person attractive. Drawing inspiration from Shah Rukh Khan, she emphasised that physical appearance alone does not determine a person's overall allure. According to Baloch, it is one's personality, charm, and aura that contribute significantly to the individual's overall persona.

During the conversation, Baloch expressed her observations, stating, "Have you noticed? There are some people, with whom if you look at their individual features, they're okay, but there's something about them that they're so attractive... I think the aura... Your personality, let's say. If your personality is strong, in a good way, people like you."

The talented star went on to illustrate her point by using the example of the iconic Bollywood superstar, known for his magnetic on-screen presence and untethered wit. Baloch highlighted that although Khan may not fit the conventional standards of "handsome" as defined by the world, his personality and aura make him immensely appealing to people. She stressed the fact that attractiveness is a combination of various factors, extending beyond mere physical features.

Baloch stated, "It's not necessary that your features add to your beauty, but still when you look at that person, you feel good. I'll give a small example. Personality-wise, there's Shah Rukh Khan. He's got a very good personality. But if you look at the world's standard of 'handsome,' he doesn't come under that. But his personality is so strong that his aura is such that he looks good. I think it's a combination of things."

The accomplished actor also touched upon the notion that some individuals may possess physical beauty but lack a strong aura or captivating personality, which could diminish their attractiveness. "There are many beautiful people, but maybe their auras aren't strong, which is why people may not notice them. I think it doesn't have a definition," Baloch remarked.

Continuing her exploration of attraction, Baloch highlighted an introspective approach, stating, "If you want to recognise yourself - know what state you're in - see who you're attracted to."

By shedding light on the significance of personality and charm over conventional physical beauty standards, Baloch provides a refreshing perspective on the concept of attractiveness. Her insights serve as a reminder that true allure lies in the unique combination of individual qualities, ultimately shaping one's overall presence and appeal.

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