I don't want to die like my father:SRK - Page 6

Originally posted by: DeepShadow

I am really looking forward to this book he has been talking about for so long now. Whatever may be, this man has a way with words and I am sure it would be a great read. And somehow the line about him avoiding depression by acting seems true. He always wants to be on the move, doing things, hardly ever sleeps, almost make it seems like if he stops, he will have to deal with the sadness and emptiness, probably more so true since he lost some people very close to him recently.

The part about his sister is very emotional. I remember seeing her in one of those documentaries on Shahrukh. Shahrukh mentioned that she had a PhD in Psychology but ironically enough she hadn't been in the finest condition since their father's demise. Anyways, I am glad Shahrukh and Gauri are there to support her.

And Shahrukh, honestly, if you don't want to die like your father then please, for heavens sake, QUIT THE CHAIN SMOKING.

Originally posted by: VictoriaHot

You know, this reminds me of a famous artist's quote whose name I cannot place right now. He had said that some of the most passionate artists create great work because they channelize the passion of their sadness and disappointments into craft. Maybe it does happen with some of them. SRK has talked about sitting alone on his terrace for hours , even when the whole family is in. Its like having everything and not knowing that what will make you happy. Stardom and this fandom is important to him because its a healthy refuge for him, from himself.

His chain smoking needs a legal deterrent. 😡... if his own mind doesn't kill him, this smoking will surely do the honours.

Originally posted by: DeepShadow

I am really looking forward to this book he has been talking about for so long now. Whatever may be, this man has a way with words and I am sure it would be a great read. And somehow the line about him avoiding depression by acting seems true. He always wants to be on the move, doing things, hardly ever sleeps, almost make it seems like if he stops, he will have to deal with the sadness and emptiness, probably more so true since he lost some people very close to him recently.

The part about his sister is very emotional. I remember seeing her in one of those documentaries on Shahrukh. Shahrukh mentioned that she had a PhD in Psychology but ironically enough she hadn't been in the finest condition since their father's demise. Anyways, I am glad Shahrukh and Gauri are there to support her.

And Shahrukh, honestly, if you don't want to die like your father then please, for heavens sake, QUIT THE CHAIN SMOKING.

Originally posted by: DeepShadow

I am really looking forward to this book he has been talking about for so long now. Whatever may be, this man has a way with words and I am sure it would be a great read. And somehow the line about him avoiding depression by acting seems true. He always wants to be on the move, doing things, hardly ever sleeps, almost make it seems like if he stops, he will have to deal with the sadness and emptiness, probably more so true since he lost some people very close to him recently.

The part about his sister is very emotional. I remember seeing her in one of those documentaries on Shahrukh. Shahrukh mentioned that she had a PhD in Psychology but ironically enough she hadn't been in the finest condition since their father's demise. Anyways, I am glad Shahrukh and Gauri are there to support her.

And Shahrukh, honestly, if you don't want to die like your father then please, for heavens sake, QUIT THE CHAIN SMOKING.

Originally posted by: -Rafa-

I vaguely remember the Koffee With Karan epi when SRK and Kajol came together as guests for the first time. I think Karan mentioned that SLB once said he felt that SRK was lonely...or that he could see sadness in his eyes (something along those lines!) I think Kajol laughed it off saying that it's not true. But after reading this, it's pretty obvious that SLB was right to pick up on it.

Actually even before this, I've always got the impression that SRK is depressed and there are a lot of things that have happened in his life which he has not been able to get over. It's sad and losing a parent at any age is heartbreaking. Having said that, his mental state of mind seems unhealthy! This is unhealthy talk and he needs help! No joke, I mean it. And I'm still slightly confused as to what he meant by failure - and the context in which he is saying this. But I personally find it hard to digest. Some may applaud him for his honesty, but I don't think it's right to be saying this about your father.

Originally posted by: DeepShadow

Aamir Khan appears at 11.27 praising Shahrukh. (Wonder why this friendship went kaput 😕)

Just see Shahrukh interacting with fans and your heart melts!

Something to do with Juhi, I think!