जब सिद्धू ने दी थी शाहरुख को चेतावनी: कहा- तेरी मत मारी गई, शाहरुख बोले- मेरा कॉम्पिटिशन सिर्फ खुद से है, किसी और से नहीं

Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan worked in television before appearing in films. He got recognition from shows like ‘Fauji’ and ‘Circus’. Recently Navjot Singh Sidhu remembered the story related to Shahrukh in a conversation.

In an interview on YouTube channel named ‘Magic Moments’, Sidhu said that he had met Shahrukh during a cricket match in Lucknow.

Shah Rukh Khan started her Bollywood with the film ‘Deewana’, which was released in June 1992.

Shahrukh came and said to Sidhu, “Sir, I am a big fan of you.” To this Sidhu said, “I see you every day. First of all, I see you in ‘Fauji’ and ‘Circus’ as soon as I turned on TV.” Shahrukh was very happy to hear this. When Kapil Dev asked who these are, Sidhu replied, “This is the next superstar.”

Shahrukh said – I am shifting Mumbai​​​​

During the conversation, Shah Rukh told Sidhu that he is shifting to Mumbai to work in films. Sidhu expressed surprise to this and said, “Have you not killed?” He explained to Shahrukh, “There are people needing people to set foot in Bollywood, there is a need to help. There are no parents there.” To this, Shah Rukh replied with a smile, “Sidhu saheb, I will handle.”

Shahrukh’s answer was – my competition is only from me Sidhu told that he warned Shah Rukh, “There is a very dangerous competition. People will eat you like a sausage for breakfast.” But Shah Rukh still said with great peace, “Sidhu sir, should I say anything? I do not compete with anyone. My competition is with myself.”

‘Fauji’ broadcast in 1989 on Doordarshan. It was directed by Raj Kumar Kapoor.

Shahrukh Khan appeared in many TV shows before films Let us know that before coming to films, Shah Rukh Khan worked in many television shows. Shahrukh was recognized by ‘Fauji’. Shah Rukh played the role of a circus manager in ‘Circus’.

Shah Rukh Khan played Abhimanyu Rai in ‘Fauji’.

At the same time, Shah Rukh also appeared in serials like ‘Dil Dariya’, ‘Second Kewal’, ‘Asha’, ‘Wagle Ki Duniya’ and ‘Dil Aashna Hai’.