Shah Rukh Khan Recalls When Saroj Khan Slapped Him For Complaining Of Too Much Work

He recalled that once he came on a film shoot and complained about too much work. This was when he sat down on a chair and spoke about being 'overworked' in front of Saroj Khan. 

Shah Rukh Khan Recalls When Saroj Khan Slapped Him For Complaining Of Too Much Work ( Image Source :Twitter )

New Delhi: Shah Rukh Khan's 'Pathaan' has created havoc on the box office ever since its release. The veteran has been riding high on the siccess of his film. SRK often shares important life lessons through social media and his interviews. Recently, an old clip of SRK from the time of promotions of 'Dilwale' has been doing the rounds on social media. During the time, SRK mentioned that he was doing three shifts in a day. He recalled that once he came on a film shoot and complained about too much work. This was when he sat down on a chair and spoke about being 'overworked' in front of Saroj Khan. 

“Unhone aise thappad maara yaha pe (pointed towards the back of his head). Beta ek baat yaad rakhna as an artist kabhi yeh mat complain karna ke zyada kaam hai.. kyunki jab nahi hota toh woh complain bohot badi hoti. Har cheez ki complain karo yeh mat karna.. Isiliye main koshish karta hu jitna ho jaye, ban pare, utna kar saku aur khushi se kar saku," Shah Rukh Khan said.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Saroj Khan, well-known choreographer, known for having choreographed many iconic songs in Bollywood passed away on July 3 after suffering a cardiac arrest. She was 71. SRK had paid homage to the legend in a tweet that read, "My first genuine teacher in the film industry. She taught me for hours how to do the ‘dip’ for film dancing. One of the most caring, loving & inspiring persona i have ever met. Will miss you Sarojji. May Allah bless her soul. Thank u for looking after me.”

Meanwhile, SRK's 'Pathaan' has collected Rs 1005 crore, with over $46.5 million (Rs 384 crore) from overseas. The film crossed the Rs 1000 crore mark on its 27th day, emerging as the fifth Indian film after Dangal (Rs 1968.03 cr), Baahubali 2: The Conclusion (Rs 1747 cr), KGF: Chapter 2 (Rs 1188 cr) and RRR (Rs 1174 cr) to do so.