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Good will always outweigh the bad: Shah Rukh Khan on dealing with life problems

Having witnessed many ups and downs in his life, Shah Rukh said his mantra to deal with the low phase is to believe that goodness will always prevail over evil.

Good will always outweigh the bad: Shah Rukh Khan on dealing with life problems

The only solution to beat all problems in life is to never lose faith in goodness, superstar Shah Rukh Khan said on Saturday

Three days after his 57th birthday, the actor conducted his popular #AskSRK session with his fans and followers on Twitter


Shah Rukh answered all fan questions, which included queries about his life philosophy and the coronavirus pandemic to his new movie Pathaan and his equation with his contemporaries Salman Khan and Akshay Kumar, among other things

Having witnessed many ups and downs in his life, Shah Rukh said his mantra to deal with the low phase is to believe that goodness will always prevail over evil

"One has to believe that good will always outweigh the bad,? the actor said when a fan from the US asked about what motivates him to overcome the problems he has faced so far.

When asked how he pushes himself to do something that's awfully boring, Shah Rukh replied, "I gear up and finish it as fast as possible."

The actor, who turned 57 on November 2, said it was great to see all the fans who were stationed outside his sea-facing bungalow in suburban Mumbai on his birthday

?It's been years because of Covid restrictions so it was really nice to see people come to visit,? the actor said

Shah Rukh had appeared on his balcony at midnight with his youngest son AbRam, who was elated to look at his father's admirers

"He is a kindly child and feels happy so many people come to say hello to his dad,? the actor said in response to another query

The biggest lesson the COVID-19 pandemic, that hit India in March 2020, taught to the superstar is to not "rush", he revealed

"I think I have become less wanting to do everything in a rush," he said.

During the QnA session, Shah Rukh spoke highly about his contemporaries Akshay Kumar and Salman Khan

He described his "bhai" Salman as awesome and very kind and Akshay as a "wonderful" friend who is also a "hardworking" man

Shah Rukh also fielded queries about his next film "Pathaan", which comes after a gap of four years. He last appeared in Aanand L Rai-directed "Zero" in 2018

The actor said he had a great experience working on Pathaan, which is directed by Siddharth Anand of "War" fame

"The film was shot in parts during COVID so it was really lovely to be working with all my friends in 'Pathaan'... great happiness,? Shah Rukh said

He also praised his Pathaan co-stars -- John Abraham and Deepika Padukone

"Known John for years (it) was a pleasure to work with him. One of the most mild and well-mannered persons," he said

Talking about Deepika, his co-star from the films Om Shanti Om, Happy New Year, and Chennai Express, Shah Rukh said, "Apart from her amazing capabilities as an actor and star the calming effect that she has on the whole film is amazing."

Produced by Yash Raj Films, Pathaan is set to release theatrically on January 25, 2023, in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu.

Shah Rukh will also be seen in two more movies -- action-entertainer "Jawan" with South filmmaker Atlee and the Rajkumar Hirani-directed Dunki.

"Jawan", a pan-India project, is set to come out on June 2, 2023, while Dunki, also starring Taapsee Pannu, will release in December 2023.

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