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Shah Rukh Khan jokes that Aamir Khan takes forever to order tea when he visits his home: ‘Kal bata dena yaar’. Watch throwback video | Bollywood News
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Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan have been at the top of their game for over 30 years now and despite all the competition, the two share a very warm friendship. In 2013, when Shah Rukh spoke about Aamir’s “conscientious” work ethic, the actor cracked a joke about how Aamir is very meticulous about everything, and that includes having tea as well.
In the video, Shah Rukh said that while they were on a flight together, he got some black coffee and Aamir ordered for some tea with milk. When the steward asked if they could add some milk, Aamir asked them to wait so the tea develops enough colour. He then joked that when Aamir comes over to his house, he takes so much time in deciding whether to have tea or coffee that Shah Rukh says, “Kal bata dena yaar. Hum ghoom ke aa rahe hain (Let me know tomorrow, we’ll go out until then.)”
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He then praised Aamir’s work and said, “I’m yet to meet a person who is so conscientious and seriously conscientious about his work.”
In their long career, Aamir and Shah Rukh have never starred together in a film. Though last year, Shah Rukh appeared in a cameo in Aamir’s Laal Singh Chaddha. During the promotions of the film, Aamir said, “Shah Rukh is a friend, and I told him that I needed someone who could represent what Elvis represented in America and is the biggest iconic star in India, which is why I’m coming to you.”
Aamir is yet to announce his next film after Laal Singh Chaddha. After the film failed at the box office, Aamir announced his hiatus from the movies. Shah Rukh has had a wonderful year at the movies. His Pathaan and Jawan grossed over Rs 2000 crore at the global box office. He will next be seen in Rajkumar Hirani’s Dunki, which releases on December 22.
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