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Shah Rukh Khan, Aryan And AbRam 'Soak Up The Sun' In Barcelona. Pic Credit - Gauri
"Best a woman can get... soaking the sun with my boys in Barcelona," Gauri Khan wrote
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Shah Rukh Khan On TED Talks Debut: The Speech Was A Summation Of My Life
Shah Rukh Khan talks about why he chose to discuss love at TED Talks, a platform that innovators usually use to inspire audiences with success stories
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Shah Rukh Khan Reveals In TED Talk That AbRam Is Not Aryan's 'Love Child'
Shah Rukh Khan said: "In this new world, slowly reality became virtual and virtual became real"
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When Shah Rukh Khan did "all work and no play"
After wrapping up work, Superstar Shah Rukh Khan wished to spend time with his children. But due to their busy schedule, he couldn't have fun with them.
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Shah Rukh Khan: Keen to take my children to Pakistan
Having fond memories of visiting Peshawar as a teenager with his father, Shah Rukh Khan harbours a hope to take his three children to visit his family's hometown, and hopes ties between India and Pakistan become "friendlier" and "family-like".
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Shah Rukh Khan, Aryan And AbRam 'Soak Up The Sun' In Barcelona. Pic Credit - Gauri
"Best a woman can get... soaking the sun with my boys in Barcelona," Gauri Khan wrote
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Shah Rukh Khan On TED Talks Debut: The Speech Was A Summation Of My Life
Shah Rukh Khan talks about why he chose to discuss love at TED Talks, a platform that innovators usually use to inspire audiences with success stories
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Shah Rukh Khan Reveals In TED Talk That AbRam Is Not Aryan's 'Love Child'
Shah Rukh Khan said: "In this new world, slowly reality became virtual and virtual became real"
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When Shah Rukh Khan did "all work and no play"
After wrapping up work, Superstar Shah Rukh Khan wished to spend time with his children. But due to their busy schedule, he couldn't have fun with them.
-
Shah Rukh Khan: Keen to take my children to Pakistan
Having fond memories of visiting Peshawar as a teenager with his father, Shah Rukh Khan harbours a hope to take his three children to visit his family's hometown, and hopes ties between India and Pakistan become "friendlier" and "family-like".
