'Education first...' - SRK

'My kids need to finish their studies first and I am very serious about that' - SRK
April 16, 2015 Sukarna Mondal 518 reads 0 comments


'My kids need to finish their studies first and I am very serious about that' - SRK 0
When it comes to career choices of kids, Bollywood Badshah's first concern is to complete education.
As recently there were speculations about filming Hindi version of Boyhood' with AbRam, father SRK clears the air saying that the news was just an April fool's joke. In a report by Asian Age, SRK said, "Boyhood was actually an April fool's joke that started on a social network. I have no idea how I will feature AbRam to top it all."
He also feels that they are too young to decide about their careers and also he wants them to finish their studies first. The concerned father said, "As far as all my children are concerned, they are too young to decide on becoming actors. They have to finish their studies first and I am very serious and clear about that. Besides that I don't think it is necessary for actors' sons/daughters to take up acting when they grow up. They might as well pursue a career in journalism and I leave it up to them. Having said that as a parent I have to first make sure to provide them with the best of education and decision-making will follow in the later years."
SRK also gave out some details from KKR's first match when his son, AbRam stole the show. He said, "He shows interest in everything that I show him or everywhere I take him to. Poor guy, he doesn't know anything yet! Yes, he really enjoyed the game and we didn't know that he would be so interested to begin with. We thought that he would go to sleep during the game so we had actually set up a little table behind us so he can sleep but he was awake throughout and that too up to 2 am."
And do you know...the adorable kid - AbRam has learnt two new words during the match. Those two words are "Yay and KKR," shared SRK.
Awwiee!

Bow down to the king for this statement:


"As far as all my children are concerned, they are too young to decide on becoming actors. They have to finish their studies first and I am very serious and clear about that. Besides that I don't think it is necessary for actors' sons/daughters to take up acting when they grow up. They might as well pursue a career in journalism and I leave it up to them. Having said that as a parent I have to first make sure to provide them with the best of education and decision-making will follow in the later years."

Originally posted by: Cutiepie Rani

Bow down to the king for this statement:


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😆

^ yeah I love my king...baadshah...so much that his wife and I share birthdays! 😆

Very proud of u our king. Love u and we know you are the best father to ur lovely kids. May allah bless you

I hope his kids study in IIPM 😳

Glad to see him emphasize education for his kids.

u r not the only one shahrukh

Originally posted by: MrsSalmanKhan

u r not the only one shahrukh

all parents from all around the world, want this only for their kids.

rest is upto the kids, they wanna study or not , u cant force it on them.

So many big names have never completed their education for whatever reasons. Celebrities are in a different pool altogether...they think they can get away without being fully educated. Therefore, it is crucial for them to stress the importance of education not only for their kids, but for everyone else out there that don't like to study. Remember, many kids/children look up to these celebs too. Good examples need to be set.

Originally posted by: Cutiepie Rani

Bow down to the king for this statement:


"As far as all my children are concerned, they are too young to decide on becoming actors. They have to finish their studies first and I am very serious and clear about that. Besides that I don't think it is necessary for actors' sons/daughters to take up acting when they grow up. They might as well pursue a career in journalism and I leave it up to them. Having said that as a parent I have to first make sure to provide them with the best of education and decision-making will follow in the later years."