Shahrukh Khan says he enjoys doing negative characters

Shahrukh Khan says he enjoys doing negative characters

Shahrukh Khan, who is often referred as to the King of Bollywood, is famously known for his romantic films but King Khan has revealed he enjoys doing negative roles and to play a villains role is one of
the greatest highs for him.

The 46-year-old actor will be seen playing a lead role in his much-anticipated upcoming movie ‘Don 2 – The King is Back’, which is all set to release in the cinemas worldwide on December 23, 2011. Khan
told the media doesn’t want to promote negative characters but on the same note SRK stated everyone somehow gets attracted towards the evil characters.  

Shahrukh says, "Evil or devil, black or little grey characters, be it in books, stories, films or television, have some sort of an attraction. I have played good and bad on stage. When I joined films I
got a chance to play these characters again."

"Now, after 15-20 years, I got a chance to play a negative character in ‘Don’. There is a justification for the character to be negative, to be bad. I enjoy doing it. I am in no way glorifying negative
characters. These are stories and characters. But as an actor, it is one of the greatest highs to play a villain," he said.

‘Don 2 – The King is Back’ is a sequel to the 2006 film ‘Don – The Chase Begins Again’. In this film Shahrukh Khan alongside Priyanka Chopra, who is one of the leading Indian actresses and former Miss
World, will be seen playing lead roles whereas Om Puri, Lara Dutta and Kunal Kapoor will be seen playing supporting characters.

The previous part of ‘Don 2 – The King is Back’, ‘Don – The Chase Begins Again’, was a big hit as a result to which a lot out there are anxiously waiting for the second part to be released. However, it
is yet to be seen if this film will live up to the expectations of the people or not.

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