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1What nickname is Shah Rukh Khan widely known by?

2In which city is Shah Rukh Khan's famous seafront home, Mannat?

3'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge' (1995), starring Shah Rukh Khan, is famous for what record?

4Before becoming a film star, how did Shah Rukh Khan first become known?

5Shah Rukh Khan is a co-owner of which Indian Premier League cricket team?

6Which country honoured Shah Rukh Khan with its Legion of Honour in 2014?

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Bollywood's global ambassador

Shah Rukh Khan grew up in Delhi and moved to Mumbai to work in films in the early 1990s. Without family connections in the film industry, he became one of its greatest stars, known for romantic roles, energetic performances and a quick wit in interviews. His films are watched across South Asia, the Middle East, Europe and beyond.

The romantic hero

In the 1990s Shah Rukh Khan became the face of Bollywood romance. Films like 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge' and 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai' set trends in fashion, music and even travel, with fans visiting Swiss locations where scenes were filmed. His open-armed pose became one of the most recognisable gestures in Indian cinema.

A global audience

Bollywood films reach huge international audiences, particularly among the South Asian diaspora in the UK, the US, the Gulf and elsewhere. Shah Rukh Khan's films often perform strongly in these markets, and his popularity extends to countries such as Germany, where his films have been dubbed and have a dedicated fan base.

Beyond acting

Shah Rukh Khan is also a producer through his company Red Chillies Entertainment, which works on films and visual effects. His co-ownership of an IPL cricket team connects him to India's other great passion, cricket. His speeches and interviews are widely shared for their humour and personal stories about work and fame.

A voice for fans everywhere

Shah Rukh Khan often speaks in interviews about working hard without connections in the film world. That story resonates with many young people in South Asia and abroad who hope to succeed in competitive fields. His talks at universities and events, full of humour and self-mocking stories, are widely shared online and have made him a popular speaker as well as an actor.