Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, who completed 27 years of his Bollywood debut on Tuesday, expressed gratitude to his fans with a bike stunt and recraeting his iconic scene from his maiden film Deewana. The film has alway been very close to the actor's heart and hit the screens on June 25, 1992. To mark the 'awesome' occasion, the actor on his Twitter page, shared a video in which he recreated his debut scene with the song 'Koi na koi chahiye' playing in the background. There is no denying that SRK oozed the same hypnotic charm as he did in his first film.
Shah Rukh Khan also expressed his gratitude to his fans and captioned the video saying, "Hi guys, I want to say a big thank you for 27 years in Indian cinema, which is exactly half my lifetime on Earth. I have been trying to entertain you for over 20 years, and some times I have succeeded, and many times I have failed. So I want to thank you for bearing with me for so many years since I came on a motorcycle in a film called 'Deewana' singing 'Koi na koi chahiye' and rode right into your hearts."
He further said, "And you not only allowed me right into your hearts but also allowed me to stay there for so many years. Thank you very much." The actor also had a message for his fans to ride safely.
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"It's a coincidence that my friends from a motorcycle company have sent me two motorcycles to try out the stunts I did in 'Deewana' 27 years ago. I am going to give it a shot, but this time there's a difference. I will make sure I am wearing a helmet. Always wear a helmet while riding a bike," the actor said.
The Baadshah of Bollywood who was last seen in Aanand L Rai's Zero which revolved around the adventure of a vertically-challenged man. The film did great business on the box office. The 53-year-old superstar told that he has not signed any films yet as he wants to take time out, watch films, listen to stories, read more books and wants to spend more time with family. However, he will be lending his voice to the Hindi version of Disney's upcoming live-action film The Lion King along with son Aryan Khan.
