Shah Rukh Khan celebrated his 60th birthday on Sunday, November 2, an occasion affectionately known as SRK Day in Mumbai, which was celebrated with great enthusiasm. Although Shah Rukh was unable to greet fans from Mannat this year due to the authorities’ advice, he did attend a fan meet-and-greet event. During this event, he cut a grand cake and interacted with his fans. While chatting with the fans, Shah Rukh was asked if he had offered any advice to his children, Aryan and Suhana, who are currently pursuing careers in the film industry.
Responding to the question, Shah Rukh said, “I don’t tell them much because I think there is not much need to tell anything to creative people. I have been working in films for 35 years, so I know I come with a big baggage. ‘Arre yaar, papa ki to sunni padegi kyunki woh Shah Rukh Khan hain’ (Will have to listen to dad because he is Shah Rukh Khan). I don’t want them to have that baggage.”
Shah Rukh added, “With Suhana in acting and Aryan in writing and direction, they do it themselves. And when they need, they ask me how something is looking. And I tell them a point of view. Sometimes it’s good and sometimes bad. But I tell them, ‘Tum wohi karo jo tumhe karna hai’ (You do what you want to do).”
For many years, it has been a tradition for thousands of fans to gather outside Mannat on November 2 to celebrate Shah Rukh Khan’s birthday. The visuals of him waving at them from his balcony is a moment cherished by both his fans and the media.
However, this year, the celebrations outside Mannat did not take place. After not making an appearance, Shah Rukh took to X to convey his regrets, explaining that officials had recommended against his public appearance due to considerations for crowd management and safety.
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