There was no formality between Shah Rukh and me. The first film he signed was Aziz Mirza's Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman. He and his friends were huge fans of Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro.īy then, Circus was almost over and he was getting film offers. When I told him I wanted to meet him, he was thrilled. I called him, as I thought he had an acting range - he was full of exuberance and masti in Fauji and emotional in Doosra Kewal. Doosra Kewal was based on the 1984 Sikh riots. I was impressed with his work in Fauji but after I saw him in Lekh Tandon's Doosra Kewal, I realised he can emote very well too. Then, he did an episode in Wagle Ki Duniya.Īfter that, he worked in Circus, directed by Aziz Mirza and me.
He did two episodes of the comedy show that was directed by Vikas Desai I produced it. I am not in touch with Shah Rukh Khan any more but our friendship, or rather professional relationship, started when he was working in the serial Umeed. This interview was first published in November 2015. Kundan Shah goes back in time and reminisces about the actor who became Bollywood's biggest superstar. Shah Rukh Khan and director Kundan Shah made one of the most beautiful films of their career, Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa, in 1994. IMAGE: Shah Rukh Khan and Kundan Shah at the launch of the book, SRK: 25 Years Of A Life.
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