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Aamir Khan Will (Probably) Not Even Attend The National Awards If Dangal Wins
In 1996, Aamir lost the Filmfare Best Actor award to SRK, who won for playing the male lead in Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge. Aamir, who stopped attending award shows since then thinking his performance was better suited for the award, was nominated for starring as Munna in Rangeela
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Shah Rukh Khan Explains Why He Hasn't Won A National Award Yet
Shah Rukh Khan said at the launch of an award show that none of his performances so far have been National Award-worthy
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Why Shah Rukh Khan is Tweeting About Devdas
Devdas featured lavish sets, spectacular costumes and a now-legendary dance number featuring actresses Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Madhuri Dixit, who played Paro and Chandramukhi
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Hope Shah Rukh Gets National Award For Fan, Says Maneesh Sharma
"I am very satisfied as it was something different for a Shah Rukh Khan film and we all knew that we were going for something out of the box in terms of what is expected out of a YRF-SRK combination. Cinematically, we have done something which we are very proud of," said Maneesh
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Shah Rukh Khan's new interest in Parineeti Chopra: National Award effect?
According to sources, SRK has been inquiring about Parineeti Chopra, prompting rumours that he might want to cast her in one of his upcoming projects.
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Aamir Khan Will (Probably) Not Even Attend The National Awards If Dangal Wins
In 1996, Aamir lost the Filmfare Best Actor award to SRK, who won for playing the male lead in Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge. Aamir, who stopped attending award shows since then thinking his performance was better suited for the award, was nominated for starring as Munna in Rangeela
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Shah Rukh Khan Explains Why He Hasn't Won A National Award Yet
Shah Rukh Khan said at the launch of an award show that none of his performances so far have been National Award-worthy
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Why Shah Rukh Khan is Tweeting About Devdas
Devdas featured lavish sets, spectacular costumes and a now-legendary dance number featuring actresses Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Madhuri Dixit, who played Paro and Chandramukhi
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Hope Shah Rukh Gets National Award For Fan, Says Maneesh Sharma
"I am very satisfied as it was something different for a Shah Rukh Khan film and we all knew that we were going for something out of the box in terms of what is expected out of a YRF-SRK combination. Cinematically, we have done something which we are very proud of," said Maneesh
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Shah Rukh Khan's new interest in Parineeti Chopra: National Award effect?
According to sources, SRK has been inquiring about Parineeti Chopra, prompting rumours that he might want to cast her in one of his upcoming projects.
