Shah Rukh Khan: I have changed and realized I can also fail

Indian superstar, Shah Rukh Khan, who is often referred to as ‘The King of Bollywood, has insisted that his bad experiences have made him realize that failures are also a part of life and that one should never blame anyone for them.

Khan, now 46, co-owned the Indian Premier League Kolkata Knight Riders with actress Juhi Chawla. Though his team won the IPL-5 trophy for the first time, the actor shared his thoughts over the last five years.

“In last five years, I have changed and realised I can also fail,” Shah Rukh said.

Khan told this to the reporters outside in a press conference outside his house in Mumbai last Wednesday. This was the first press conference after the IPL.

“I had not faced failure for many years and it (failure) has made me humble… you can’t get angry and say the world is wrong and we have to realise failure is part of our life… failure and success are not permanent,” he added.

Meanwhile, the actor also talked about his ugly brawl with the MCA official that took place at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

Khan has been banned from entering the stadium for five years and the main reason behind was his abusive language. The actor, who has a huge fan following all over the world, said that he doesn’t think he is a role model for anyone.

”I abused but I had a reason for it. But I realise no matter how angry or disturbed you are, you can’t subject it to your audience or children. I don’t think I am a role model,” stated Khan.

“Within a year a brawl and two films is enough. I was very ashamed when my wife and children explained to me that I shouldn’t have behaved in that way. I realised my children have grown so much that they are advising me; I felt really bad about myself,” he added.

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