“I Am Extremely Happy And Deeply Sad At The Same Time. I’m Bipolar,” Says A Candid SRK

Shah Rukh Khan is standing on the pinnacle of his life and career. While family life couldn’t be happier with little AbRam keeping the King Khan busy, SRK’s body of work has only grown with time. And how!

After playing the life coach in ‘Dear Zindagi‘, the superstar is all set to grace the big screens, in a grey character for ‘Raees‘. Let’s not even talk about the jaw-dropping trailer!

However, in a recent interview with DNA, Shah Rukh was seen unfolding a few, new chapters of his life and everything that makes him the global icon, he is today. When asked if stardom has had any effect on him, the Badshaah said,

“I still don’t think I have achieved the kind of success I need to. I still feel I’m struggling and I’m still doing the same thing I was doing 25 years ago. I don’t really sit back and think about what I’ve done.”

 

However, the silver jubilee star truly opened his heart and allowed a peek into his true vulnerable self. After all the stardom, flops and failures still haunt him. 

 

Unlike others, the actor didn’t mask his inhibitions and mentioned how he often finds himself swaying in between extreme emotions of a compass. And how it affects his being. 

“It’s more like being bipolar. I am not even bipolar, I think I am quadripolar. It’s all happening at the same time. And people who are close to me think so too.”

 

He also went on to couch his mantra to deal with the topsy-turvy turn of box office. A true fatalist, SRK doesn’t play the blame game and clearly has no regrets, doing anything he does.

“There are no regrets at all. If something I wished could be, but I didn’t go there in my personal life, it’s part of me. I’m not looking back and saying , “F**k, aisa kyun nahi hua?’

Before anything, the megastar is a family man at heart. And someone who holds his family dearest. He also said, 

“I have become more namby-pamby (Laughs). Even when I see my 5’11” son, it’s the same feeling. I feel my hands are softer, the hands of my soul are softer because of my children.”

I’m no psychology expert, but that must have taken guts! Wonder what has kept the Badshaah so humble and modest even after all these years. And I thought I couldn’t have loved him more!

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