Shah Rukh Khan acknowledges that he felt “worst” after seeing the footage of Rishabh Pant’s vehicle crash: “These guys resemble my sons.”
After his side, the Kolkata Knight Riders, defeated the Delhi Capitals by a margin of 7 wickets, Shah Rukh Khan was ecstatic. He has shown himself to be his team’s strongest supporter and cheerleader during the games. The actor adores and has a close relationship with each of his actors.
Well, Rishabh Pant, a player for the Kolkata Knight Riders, was involved in a near-fatal automobile accident in Roorkee last year and sustained several injuries. Both SRK and the whole country were concerned about the cricket player. In a video that was made public during Friday night’s KKR vs. DC game, the actor discussed his first thoughts after the collision.
Shah Rukh Khan can be heard in the video describing Rishabh Pant’s vehicle disaster as terrifying since nobody knew what would happen in such a catastrophe. The Dunki star continued, saying that after seeing the video, he had the worst sensation. These guys are like my own sons to me. Young people make up my team as well. “I hoped he wasn’t seriously hurt,” SRK said to Star Sports.
The actor also made the joke that an injury to a sportsmen puts them in double risk. He hoped that his knee would heal completely quickly and sent him his best wishes. “When I first saw him in the last game, I was asking him not to get up because it must hurt. I asked him, “Are you well?” as I gave him a hug. That was the first time I had seen him since the accident. His return and his excellent play make me very pleased, and I hope he continues to do so.
Regarding his career, Shah Rukh Khan is preparing for his next action movie, King. Notably, his daughter Suhana Khan, who previously starred in Zoya Akhtar’s The Archies, makes her big-screen debut in this movie. Sujoy Ghosh, the film’s director, has Siddharth Anand, who helmed King Khan in Pathaan, supervising action scenes in The King. In addition, he is said to be collaborating with Salman Khan on Tiger Vs. Pathaan.
