Mumbai: It’s midnight in Mumbai and like every year, the streets outside Shah Rukh Khan’s house Mannat turned into a sea of ​​love.
The superstar turned 60 on Sunday, November 1 and, as always, fans from across the country gathered to wish their favorite actor and hoping to catch a glimpse of the “Badshah of Bollywood”.
There were crowds on the streets, holding posters and banners that read, “We love you SRK” and “Happy Birthday King Khan”.
#Watch Mumbai, Maharashtra: As actor Shahrukh Khan turned 60 today, his fans gathered in large numbers outside his residence ‘Mannat’. pic.twitter.com/1y78M5wh3e
– ANI (@ANI) 1 November 2025
Fans were also seen chanting slogans in his name outside the residence. In fact, many people traveled miles to see and welcome their idol on the balcony.
They also included Prince Singh, a die-hard SRK fan from Kolkata, who had reached Mumbai with his group “SRK Warriors”. He spent more than 33 hours in the train to catch a glimpse of the star.
Sharing his excitement, Prince told ANI, “I have come from Kolkata with my team ‘SRK Warriors’… We took a 33-hour long train journey to get a glimpse of Shah Rukh. We are hopeful that he will come out today. We are sure we will be able to see him today or tomorrow… We somehow managed to reach here because thousands of people want to come, but the police are not allowing everyone…”
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From playing the role of a young soldier in Fauji to becoming one of the biggest movie stars on the planet, Shah Rukh Khan’s story is one that never fails to bring a smile on people’s faces as it is proof that dreams, if pursued wholeheartedly, can come true.
Perhaps that’s why fans across generations love him today, not just for his films, but for the journey that got him there.
He was a Delhi boy with restless energy and lofty aspirations, before the world dubbed him “King Khan”.
Born and brought up in the capital, he first appeared on television in 1989 with Fauji, where he played Abhimanyu Rai, a role that instantly connected with the audience and had people asking, “Who is this guy?”
That was just the beginning. After Fauji, he appeared in circus and some other shows before entering films. In 1992, Khan made his Bollywood debut with Deewana, which not only introduced him to Hindi cinema but also earned him the Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut.
Then came the turning point: Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge in 1995. As charming NRI Raj who falls in love during a trip to Europe, Shah Rukh truly showed what romance looks like on screen and became the “King of Romance” for an entire generation.
Since then, the actor has continued to deliver countless memorable performances in films like Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham, Swades, Devdas and My Name Is Khan. Each has deepened their connection with the audience.
Even at the age of 60, Shahrukh is ruling the box office and the hearts of millions of people. Fans are now eagerly waiting to see what he comes up with next with King.