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Bollywood actor Shahrukh Khan is known for his acting as well as his cute gestures. He wins the hearts of many people with his caring nature.
Recently, in an interview given to YouTuber Ishaan Verma, veteran film journalist Roshmila Bhattacharya mentioned this gesture of Shahrukh.
Roshmila told that in the 90s, when there were no cabs and mobile phones, Shahrukh had helped her reach home late at night.
Apart from work, Shahrukh is known for winning people's hearts with his sweet nature.
I missed my last bus during the interview: Roshmila
Roshmila said- 'I have interviewed Shahrukh many times but let me tell you an incident. It was the 90s. I was in Film City. Shahrukh was shooting there and whenever he got a break in between, he used to give me an interview.
Those days I lived in Vashi and there were no local trains for Vashi. There were only buses, the last of which used to leave at 11:30 pm. I had missed that bus and I did not even have a mobile phone. My husband was waiting for me at home.
Shahrukh made his Bollywood debut with 'Deewana', released on 25 June 1992.
'Shahrukh dropped me home 37 km away'
Roshmila further said- 'At that time I was 24 or 25 years old and was about to cry. When Shahrukh saw my distress, he asked what happened. I told him that I had missed my last bus and now I am wondering where to spend the night?
Because in those days it was almost impossible to get taxis to Vashi. After hearing all this, Shahrukh said, 'Don't worry, I will send my car.' After this, Shahrukh sent his driver and car to drop Roshmila to her house 37 km away from the set.
Shahrukh's daughter will soon make her theatrical debut with the film 'King'.
On the work front, Shahrukh's next film is King in which he will be seen with daughter Suhana. This film is being directed by Sujoy Ghosh. Abhishek Bachchan will also be seen in an important role in it.
