Why did Shah Rukh Khan make fun of Zero

Shah Rukh Khan did a funny roast on Zero flop, fans rolled with laughter

Shahrukh Khan’s self-roast

King Khan i.e. Shahrukh Khan‘s sense of humor, is not hidden from anyone.

But this time he made fun of not someone else, but his own film Zero – that too in front of everyone, with great style.

Aryan’s series launched, and a funny turn in the conversation

On August 20, Shahrukh came to launch the trailer of his son Aryan Khan’s web series The Bads of Bollywood.

The atmosphere was of discussion on the series, but during the conversation, when Manish Chaudhary said that he would make “Zero”, Shahrukh immediately quipped –
“Producer to producer, let me say one thing… make whatever you want – ullu, donkey, mamu – but for God’s sake, don’t make me a zero like me.”

And then what happened… this line spread like fire on social media

2018’s ‘Zero’ and a five-year break

Zero was released in 2018, in which Shah Rukh played the role of a dwarf.

Along with him were star cast like Anushka Sharma and Katrina Kaif, but the film flopped badly at the box office.

After this setback, Shah Rukh distanced himself from acting and disappeared from the big screen for five years.

Comeback and triple hit

Shahrukh made a bang comeback with Pathan in 2023.

His three films were released the same year and all three were box office hits.

This proved that King Khan’s charm and craze is still intact.

Now ‘King’ with Suhana

These days, Shah Rukh is shooting for the film King with his daughter Suhana Khan.

He also got injured in his hand during the shoot, but fans are confident that he will return to the set soon.

Why is this joke special?

Shah Rukh’s ability to laugh at his own flop film is actually the biggest plus point of his personality.

While many stars remain silent on their failures, SRK makes them a part of entertainment.

This is the same attitude that makes him not just a superstar but a real-life charmer.

💬 Your opinion:

Do you think that this self-roasting style of Shah Rukh is his biggest strength, or is it just a way of public image management?