Baadshah is a blend of humour, action, and excitement rather than your average SRK comedy. When it was released in 1999, it got so famous that Shah Rukh Khan was associated with the title.
Rajiv Mehra is the director of this fantasy comedy, which centres on Sundar, a Mumbai-based village teacher who was deceived. He makes friends with Naseeruddin Shah, a ghost, in a cemetery after losing everything. The picture stands out due to its distinct charm and innocent narrative.
You gotta see this Shah Rukh Khan comedy! A joyful and romantic journey ensues as Rahul, who tries to assist his womanising employer in courting Seema, falls in love with her.
With Shah Rukh Khan playing both Baloo and Manu, Duplicate is the ideal movie to watch over the weekend. Classic SRK fun is provided by this light-hearted comedy, which also highlights his ability in both roles.
Om Shanti Om is a must-see if you enjoy Farah Khan and Shah Rukh Khan's distinctive flair. The movie, which combines comedy, romance, and music for the ideal amusement, centres on Om Makhija's rebirth to exact revenge for Shantipriya's death.
Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, starring Aditya Chopra, is a sweet and innocent love story. Shah Rukh Khan excels in the role of Surinder, a straightforward man who, in order to win over his wife Tani, adopts the jovial Raj persona while imparting tidbits of humour.
The Rohit Shetty-directed film Chennai Express, starring Shah Rukh Khan, is an absolute delight. You won't want to miss this must-see comedy because of Rahul's sexy, city charm and the amusing romance between him and Minamma.
Farah Khan is the director of the entertaining heist comedy Happy New Year, which stars Shah Rukh Khan. Retaliation, drama, romance, and patriotism are all mixed together, and the dancing scenes give even more glitz to the show.