Paulo Coelho-Shahrukh Khan: Paulo Coelho said something like this in praise of ‘Pathan’ Shahrukh Khan, every fan will be proud to read – author paulo coelho calls shahrukh khan king legend friend and best actor after pathaan success
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Paulo Coelho shared Shahrukh’s video Arthur Paulo Coelho has praised Shahrukh Khan on Twitter after the stupendous success of his recently released movie Pathaan. The Brazilian novelist has shared the video shared by the actor on his Twitter account. In this video, Shah Rukh is present in the balcony of his house ‘Mannat’ and is thanking the fans standing outside. Reacting to this video, Paulo Coelho wrote in the caption, ‘King. Legend. Friend. But above all, great actor. (For those in the West who don’t know him, I strongly suggest ‘My Name is Khan and I’m Not a Terrorist).’ Please tell that this film of Shahrukh was released in the year 2010. According to Paulo, this film is one of the best performance of King Khan.
Shahrukh also touched my hearttaker answer
Retweeting this tweet of Paulo, Shahrukh has also written a heart touching reply. He tweeted, ‘You are always so kind my friend. Let’s meet soon!! Bless you.
Paulo has already praised Shahrukh
This is not the first time that Arthur Paulo Coelho has praised Shahrukh Khan and his acting in ‘My Name is Khan’. In the year 2017, Paulo congratulated Shahrukh on Twitter on the completion of 7 years of the film. He also shared a screenshot of his Facebook post, in which it was written- ‘His first (and only) film that I saw was ‘My Name is Khan’. Not only was the movie brilliant, but Shah Rukh deserved an Oscar if Hollywood had not been manipulated.
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Shahrukh gave the answer
After this, Shahrukh Khan said thank you to Arthur Paulo Coelho. He wrote in response, ‘Thank you very much. My next journey is to try to meet you personally. Love you. Please tell that apart from Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol also played an important role in My Name Is Khan. King Khan played Rizwan, an autistic man who tries to meet the US President after his stepson is murdered. He faces discrimination in America for being a Muslim and tries to prove to the people around him that he is not a terrorist. This movie was directed by Karan Johar.
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