SRK Birthday: LIST - THESE 7 Shah Rukh Khan classics return to theatres in India and across the globe

SRK Birthday: In celebration of Shah Rukh Khan’s 60th birthday on November 2, a special SRK Film Festival has been launched, bringing seven of the superstar’s most iconic films back to the big screen. The two-week-long event is being held across more than 75 cinemas in over 30 Indian cities through PVR INOX, with screenings also taking place internationally in regions such as the Middle East, North America, the UK, Europe and Australia. The festival began on October 31 and will continue until mid-November. The line-up spans three decades of Shah Rukh Khan’s career, offering fans a chance to relive his most memorable performances, from the 1990s classics to his recent blockbuster success.Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa (1994)This early SRK favourite sees him as the lovable underdog Sunil, whose tale of unrequited love and everyday charm won hearts and established him as the quintessential “boy next door.”Dil Se (1998)Directed by Mani Ratnam, this intense romantic drama paired Khan with Manisha Koirala, set against A. R. Rahman’s timeless score. The film is remembered for its emotional depth and powerful storytelling.Devdas (2002)Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s grand retelling of the tragic love story saw SRK portray the iconic Devdas with Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Madhuri Dixit, earning acclaim for his poignant performance.Main Hoon Na (2004)Farah Khan’s directorial debut combined patriotism, comedy and college drama, with SRK playing Major Ram — a perfect blend of action and emotion in a true Bollywood entertainer.Om Shanti Om (2007)Another Farah Khan creation, this reincarnation saga celebrated the glamour and drama of Bollywood itself. The film’s return has been widely promoted by fan clubs and exhibitors as one of the festival’s highlights.Jawan (2023)The most recent addition to the line-up, Jawan, replays SRK’s powerful dual role that broke box-office records and showcased his evolving mass-hero image.The SRK Film Festival serves as both a tribute to the actor’s remarkable journey and a nostalgic gift to fans worldwide, reaffirming Shah Rukh Khan’s enduring reign as the “King of Bollywood.”