Favourite SRK scene SAD and GOOD - Page 2

Sad scene:

From one of my favorite SRK films, Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa: its the scene where Anna realizes that Sunil was saying bad things about her to Chris and slaps him. He looks so dejected and upset. Also the scene towards the end when Anna and Chris are getting married and the ring falls. Sunil sees it but does not pick it up. Also, the scene when he's playing the saxophone near the sea and where his family finds out (@the party) that he got a fake certificate to prove that he didn't fail again. I loved the movie, its so unlike most Bollywood films, didn't have all the glitz and glamor we're so accustomed to seeing in films nowadays. It was just a simple film with realistic characters. One of SRK's best performance to date, he was the real hero of the movie. You just love the character of Sunil, despite all his faults and shortcomings... 😊


Happy scene:

This is so tough. There are so many. Ok, a scene from Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, the one where he meets Anjali after many years at the Shimla summer camp. I just love the scene, SRK and Kajol were brilliant. The shock at seeing each other after so many years, they way they're confused, happy, surprised...all different emotions...and who can forget Rahul's surprised expression at seeing tomboy Anjali in a sari. Classic SRK-Kajol scene. 😳 I also like the song/scenes that led up to the meeting.

Oh, the song Main Koi Aisa Geet Gaoon from Yes Boss was so cute and adorable. 😃 And also the scene when Rahul goes to Seema's place to return her hankie. Awww, his expressions...

u noe sonya.....kabhi haan kabhi naa is also srk's favorite movie of his own... 😳 that scene at the end with juhi was soo cute hehe

Yea, the ending was cute with Juhi's special appearance...awww,your siggy is so cute! 😃

for me the saddest scene was in the movie Veer Zara

Where Zara was in the train station and the song

comes "Doo Pal roka khwaboon ka yeh kafalah"

I cry whenever i watch that scene anyways

there are alot more..but that is one of them

SRK is the best and always will

don't know why some people don't like SRk

the saddest scene for me was
from the movie Devdas "the end"
where he is on the train and when he goes to see Paro for the last time
there are more but can't mention them
Happiest was:
all, everything scene where SRK is Smiling, makes my heart smile and sing I LOVE HIM
👏
EAST OR WEST SRK IS THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

another sad scene for me would have to be at the end of Mohabbatein, when SRK comes to Big B at night and admits that he's lost and that Big B has won.

and another good scene would have to be at the end of Dil To Pagal Hai, when he finally gets Madhuri.

i love the guy, hes got passion no matter what scenes he does, there is passion in it

Originally posted by: cynthiad

i love the guy, hes got passion no matter what scenes he does, there is passion in it

true😊

seriously, srk is a true, passionate actor... one can actually feel wat he says... every scene he doz is always so touching... thats y i just love srk, hes one of the best actors that i have ever seen and will always be!!!! 😳

one of of my favorite sad scenes of srk is from veer zaara... wen srk finds out that preity is about to get married to manoj at the train station and he was just about to tell her about his feelings!! i just loved that scene, i really felt awful at that point in the movie, even though it was only a movie.... 😆 but still!... and then before preity leaves he states " sarhad paar aik aisa shaqs hai jo app ke liye apni jaan bhi dedey"!!! 😳 😳 😳 ... afterwards the song "do pal" cums 😳 , i just love that part... it was so sad and touching at the same time... and srk made it into a worth watching scene, he was awesome as always!!!!! 😳

and my favorite good scene is the last part of DDLJ, wen srk finally gets kajol!!! 😳 😊

i basically love every good and sad scene that srk doz, and its always due to srk's brilliant acting!!!! 😳 😳 😳

Another sad scene:- In Swades, when SRK is sitting in the train and the little child comes, selling water, 'pani lo'. One of the most important, if not the most important, scene from the film in addition to a very poignant, emotional and powerful one. It spoke volumes without too many words.