My achievement will be my film's remake: SRK

Actor Shah Rukh Khan, who was part of two remake films -- "Devdas" and "Don" - said the proud moment for him would be when somebody would remake his original films.

"I did two iconic films - one is Dilip Kumar's 'Devdas' and the other one is Amitabh Bachchan's 'Don (1978)'. I never chose my films. Films and directors chose me. Sanjay Leela Bhansali told me 'there is something in your eyes' and then he asked me to do 'Devdas'.

"Farhan Akhtar thought I could play the character of 'Don'. But I am not thinking about remaking any film now," Shah Rukh Khan told reporters during the launch of Filmfare's 100 Years of Cinema issue here Wednesday.

"Hopefully, a time will come when somebody will remake one of my original films and that will be a great achievement and proud moment for me," he added.

The actor, who got an opportunity to share the space with Bollywood icons Dilip Kumar and Amitabh Bachchan on the Filmfare's cover page, said his life was now "complete".

"I had a marvellous time shooting for the photo shoot with Dilip Kumar and Amitabh Bachchan. I feel my life is complete now. When I was shooting with Dilip Kumar and Saira Banu, Saira ji came to me and said if she had a son he would have looked like me."

"They have seen so much in life and you can see that in their eyes. It's a wonderful moment that they have given me," he added.

Dilip Kumar, who couldn't come for the launch of the magazine owing to health reasons, sent his best wishes through a message.

Among all the tags that Shah Rukh has got including 'King Khan', 'Baadshah' and 'Don' among others, he said his favourite tag was "Papa".

"Papa is the best one, and that's my favourite. It was given to me by my two only legal children," the actor said.