Shah Rukh Khan in an old interview with Farida Jalal talk about his wife, Gauri Khan.
In an old interview with Farida Jalal, SRK talks about his life with his wife, Gauri Khan, and reveals that girls do not love him.
Shah Rukh Khan has always had a special place in everyone’s heart. The actor has been credited for giving multiple hits and winning the title of ‘The King of Romance’. Now, an old interview is doing the rounds on the Internet where Shah Rukh shares insights about his marriage with his lady love, Gauri Khan, and claims that girls do not love him.
In the clip, Farida Jalal asks, “There is always a scandal attached to every film personality. You have somehow managed to avoid it till now. What’s your problem?” The actor takes a deep breath and answers, ” In this family show, I can’t reveal my problems, but actually, what my problem is can only be told by the girls because I have noted that no girls love me. Secondly, I have also noted that my image is such that girls under 14 and women over 40 love me very much. The ones in my range don’t like me at all. So that’s the main reason I have had no scandals.” The Dilwale Dulhaniya actor adorably adds that he will work hard in the future and become a genuine superstar.
When she asks him to tell her about how he spends his holiday with his family, Shah Rukh reveals, ” It’s Sunday morning. I sleep very late at night so i get up late in the morning. First thing I hear as soon as I get up is scoldings from my wife…how much i have worked the last 6 days how less time I spent at home, I didn’t give her any attention and when I tell her ‘Gauri look I am very tired’ I get a ‘Nothing! I don’t want to hear anything’. When she stops scolding I look at her with dreamy eyes and tell her how beautiful she looks.”
Check out the interview here:
Gauri Khan and Shah Rukh Khan exchanged vows in October 1991 and have been happily married since then. Their teenage romance is straight out of a classical 90s Bollywood movie. The couple is blessed with two sons and one daughter: Aryan, AbRam and Suhana Khan.
