SRK recalls his Kadki days !!

SRK recalls his Kadki days

Recently SRK played the role of a quizmaster to host the 4Ps business and marketing quiz DARE 09 and recalled his poverty/kadki days.

SRK talking to the students said, ''I'm the most successful failure. My mother didn't live long enough to see me become a superstar. Ab pata nahin Delhi mein yeh word use karte hain ya nahin, but there were times jab meri kudki ho gayi thi. Kudki is when you lose everything and you're on the road. I equated poverty to failure at one point in my life. I didn't want to be poor. So I did Deewana, a film that Armaan Kohli had refused. I did Baazigar that my friend Salman didn't want to do. I acted in Darr because Aamir turned it down and I worked in Dil Aashna Hai because Saif refused it. These films paid well and I was working to avoid unemployment. When Dilip saab (Dilip Kumar) and I were watching my Devdas, I asked him, 'Why did you do Devdas?' And he said, 'Pata nahin. Tab ek lakh rupaiya mila tha'. Then success happened… My speech ends. Normally, people clap now."

The students went ga-ga on SRK and his humor that kept them laughing all through the quiz.

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OMGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGg another reason for me to love him OMGG i dont know why i just cant sop loving him Man he is the best best May allha bless u shahrukh ur the best . usualy stars changes when they see sucess but shahrukh is not one of them i love u shahrukh ur the best best and ma allha guve u moree

SRK has never forgotten his roots... it's interesting how he took up all the rejected roles and made a mark for himself and became much bigger than all the names that refused them at that time... and he has no shame in admitting his past... that's what endears him so much to me and to millions out there... SRK is truly THE king khan... he's not only a good person, but extremely intelligent and articulate...

Originally posted by: coolfire

The last quote on SRK's speech about Dilip Kumar's reason for doing Devdas "pata nahi, tab ek lakh rupaiya mila tha"... that candor left me ... I don't know... dumbfounded!

Isn't it strange when one of most visible self-made man comes along and says that I worked to stay off the streets and not to gain THIS kind of success that I eventually did.

Originally posted by: pksanam

and ironic...!

it's funny how people were willing to write him off for his not-so-good looks at that time...