Shahrukh Khan: Quotes about thinking

Shahrukh Khan is Indian actor, producer and television personality. Explore interesting quotes on thinking.

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“I don't think I've achieved superstardom. One has to achieve much more. My next level is the next shot I do. When I see some of my shots, I wonder why I did them so badly. Audiences and critics don't know about these shots. But I know. These moments remain very personal.”

From interview with Subhash K. Jha

“Recently somebody asked me if I’m still in touch with my feminine side. They ask me why did I do the Lux ad and things like that. I think there is a feminine side to me, as people like to assume.”

From interview with Rajeev Masand

“It makes it easier to get happiness. I do believe in a material world to a certain extent. I think material happiness is quite an important step before you look for spiritual happiness. There are people who think the other way round. They might also be right. But in the kind of education and the world where I have grown up, and we all are growing up, a certain level of consumerism become a reality. (as an answer to the question: Do you think that money can buy happiness?)”

From interview with Rajeev Masand

“I am the same old actor. When people question me I really look back and think but I feel people love characters like Rahul or Raj because they are different. Every role is different and I am not reinventing myself as an actor.”

From interview with Amrita Mulchandani

“I don’t feel ill about anyone. I don’t even feel nice about anyone. I just don’t think about them. I am selfish that way. I think about myself, my films and my friends.”

From interview with Pratim D. Gupta

“Creativity has this problem, sometimes it'll be liked, sometimes it won't. It's unfortunate that perhaps we expected something more popular from this music, and it isn't that. See, this is very subjective. You will find enough people who like that also, I think.”

From interview with Anshul Chaturvedi

“See, these things like enmity and fighting… I don’t think I am at that age anymore.”

From interview with Pratim D. Gupta

“I don't think movie stars are nationally relevant – it's as simple as that.”

From interview with Anshul Chaturvedi

“I think if you take sexuality very seriously it becomes very oily.”

From interview with Malavika Sangghvi

“I would want my children to grow up and do what they wish to in a field that they choose to step in. They should not have to use the shadow of their father’s name. I think that is a bit of a downer for a movie star’s children.”

From interview with Rajeev Masand

“I think I invoke radical passions in people - and that is why I am such a big star!”

From interview with Anshul Chaturvedi