Shahrukh Khan On Religion: Shahrukh Khan is often asked some or the other question related to religion in any event or press conference, but Shahrukh Khan never fails to give a befitting answer. He once spoke openly about all the major religions and holy books of the world. They were colored by Hindutva while making comparisons between the holy texts.
New Delhi: If Shahrukh Khan is a very good actor and human being today, then behind this is his upbringing and education. He is a Muslim, but did his early education in a Catholic school. Quran was taught at home, then understood Hindutva through Ramlila. However, being a Muslim, he is asked questions related to religion at events etc. and every time he answers, he tells people what it is like to be a real Indian.
In an event, Shah Rukh Khan said about all the major religions of the world on a question, ‘I repeat the words of the Quran, which match the words written in the Bible and the sentences written in the Bible are similar to those written in the Gita and the Mahabharata. . All these holy books are the same. I find it strange when we fight over these things. These are similar novels, whose theme is the same, only the languages are different. What’s the problem? You can learn different languages?’
He further says, ‘I grew up reading Christianity and Hindutva. I went to St. Columbia’s, a Catholic school, which I am proud of. I came to know about Hindutva while doing Chhabra Saheb’s Ramlila in Delhi which was really wonderful. I was in the monkey army. Now I want to say once for all of you- ‘Say Siya Pati Ramchandra ki Jai, Pawan Putra Hanuman ki Jai. I used to say all this in Ramlila.
Shah Rukh Khan finally says about Islam, ‘I learned Islam from my family, so I feel I can appreciate and respect every religion.’The 57-year-old actor is on cloud nine after the success of ‘Pathan’. Are. The audience will next see him in ‘Jawan’ and ‘Danki’ which will release this year. His action and looks in ‘Jawaan’ are awesome, while his ‘Danki’ with Taapsee Pannu can be a surprise package.
