Shah Rukh Khan Mentions Conditions If Offered a Role in a Hollywood Film

Kapanlagi.com - Shah Rukh Khan, known as the "King Khan" of Bollywood, recently revealed the conditions that must be met if he is offered a role in a Hollywood film. In an interview, he stated that although he is not in a position to choose or set conditions, there are two important things that must be considered before he accepts such an offer.

"I don't think I'm in a position to choose and set conditions, but if there is an opportunity--I hope I can speak English well enough," said Shah Rukh Khan, as reported by Variety, on Monday (19/8).

1. Feeling That Language Skills Are Still Lacking

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First, Khan hopes to be able to speak English well. He acknowledges that his current language skills are still inadequate to play a role in an English-language film.

Second, he emphasizes that the roles offered must align with the status and reputation he has built in the Indian film industry. He feels the need to maintain the respect and dignity that has been given to him by his audience in India.

2. Has Not Received Offers Yet

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Although many other Bollywood actors have successfully penetrated the Hollywood market, such as Priyanka Chopra and Deepika Padukone, Khan states that he has not yet received any formal offers from Hollywood and does not have an agent in Los Angeles.

He also emphasizes that his decision not to engage in Hollywood films is not due to a lack of offers, but rather his desire to remain focused on the Indian film industry.

3. Must Be in Accordance with Status and Reputation

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Shah Rukh Khan emphasizes that the roles offered by Hollywood must align with the status and reputation he has built in India. It's tough when you have become a top star.

"I also don’t want to sound arrogant, but the roles must match the status given to me by the Indian audience," said Shah Rukh Khan.

4. Wants to Build Indian Cinema

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Khan wants to develop Indian cinema to have global appeal, but more as a producer than an actor.

He wants to maintain the respect and dignity that the Indian audience has given him. What do you think, KLovers, especially the die-hard fans of Khan?

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