At the Locarno Film Festival, Shah Rukh Khan became the first Indian star to receive the Pardo alla Carriera, a lifetime achievement award.
Arriving for his masterclass, Shah Rukh Khan enthralled the audience after being the first Indian star to receive a lifetime achievement award at the 77th Locarno Film Festival: the Pardo alla Carriera, or Career Leopard. On Monday, a comment from Shah Rukh from the session was posted on Google India’s official X account.
Google India’s response to Shah Rukh
Shah Rukh, who was at the peak of his comedy throughout the hour-long session, advised admirers who were unaware of him to “Google me and then come back!” In response to the star’s statement, Google India posted the quotation on their X account and tagged the actor with a crown emoji.
👑 @iamsrk https://t.co/NpbFTCUfD2
— Google India (@GoogleIndia) August 12, 2024
A fan responded to this unique shoutout by saying, “King Khan for a reason!” Another admirer exclaimed, “King of the industry!” Another admirer remarked, “Even Google India knows he is the King.”
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Shah Rukh discussed his lengthy career and his experiences working with filmmakers like Farah Khan, Sanjay Leela Bhansali, and Yash Chopra throughout the conversation. He said, “The South of India produces some of the finest storytellers. Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, and other Indian languages are home to some of the biggest artists in the industry. Of course, everyone is aware of them in India because to movies like Jawan, Baahubali, and RRR. After collaborating on Dil Se with Mani Ratnam sir, I desired to work in the “South” genre film. It wasn’t enough that I worked with a South Indian director.”
Shah Rukh was last seen in Dunki, directed by Rajkumar Hirani. He will be seen next in Sujoy Ghosh‘s King, which will also star his daughter Suhana Khan.
