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Is there anyone left in Bollywood who hasn’t been charmed by Shah Rukh Khan yet? It seems unlikely. Even casting director-filmmaker Mukesh Chhabra, like many of us, is a fan of Bollywood’s Baadshah and has nothing but praise for him and the work he puts into remaining who he is.
In a recent chat with Pinkvilla, Chhabra discussed what it takes to be a star: “A person who works hard, continuously and with dedication from morning till evening is a star for me. No one can predict how big or popular you will become. The only exception here is Shah Rukh Khan. He is on another level and no one can touch him. Everyone works hard, but very few work harder than he does. And he has been doing it for so many years. He is still in love with acting. Many people come to Bombay to work, inspired by him. He is a common influence for many.”
Last year, in addition to working as a casting director on Atlee’s Jawan, Mukesh Chhabra also acted in the Shah Rukh Khan-starrer, collaborating with the superstar once again. “I couldn’t say no because Shah Rukh sir was standing in front of me. I mean, how can you say no? You can consider yourself lucky if you get a chance to stand before him and he looks into your eyes,” Chhabra, who made his directorial debut with the Sushant Singh Rajput-starrer Dil Bechara, said.
“Those who have spent time with him know this: every time you meet him, he showers you with love. That doesn’t change. Usually, once you start working with an actor and get to know them, things become normal between you. But not with him. The more you meet him, the more you love him, and it keeps growing endlessly. Even after going back home, you’ll find yourself thinking about Shah Rukh Khan,” said Chhabra, who worked with SRK on films like Chak De! India, Zero and Jab Harry Met Sejal, as well as many ad films. “It’s not just that you love him; he loves you back, and his love is so genuine that you end up loving him even more,” he added.
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