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Shah Rukh Khan is back after a long gap of 13 months post his last release, Om Shanti Om with the much awaited Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi. An excited King Khan shares with us his Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi experience and much more…This is your third film with Aditya Chopra, what was the experience working with him on Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi?Adi is a very very old friend, we have known each other for I think around 14 to 15 years maybe. We share a very close rapport, we started working in Darr when he was the chief AD and somehow we started feeling that we think the same. Adi and me have a lot of things in common as people, I think we are both a little reclusive, my job being an actor I think have to come out and be in the open but I would be a lot like Adi you know, a little shy, reclusive, quite wanting to create new things but strangely because both of us are alike, we do realize the decency in letting each have his own space, so its really wonderful professionally we respect each other. I call him Sir on the sets, I respect what he does, I think he’s a little more intense then me and I am a little more funny than him, so that helps in making a film because he brings the intensity like in “Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge” and I think I bring the comedy in a film like in “Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge”. This film we have gone over the top, he has allowed me to be funny I have allowed him to be intense, I think it’s a great mix when we come together and I respect him for his beliefs, he’s very earthy. ‘Thank you Adi’ for allowing me to be a part of your third dream and I hope I can continue to work very hard and hopefully try and be a part of your last dream too whenever that may be fifty-sixty years down the line. But I am like really blessed to have someone like Adi making films with me, and all three, so it’s a hundred percent record for me and I am really very thankful.Your look in the film is very different and most talked about, can you tell us a bit about it?The idea in the film to give the two characters the different look was obviously because they are two different characters and we wanted them to be extremely opposite. The first character Surinder Sahni we wanted him be a very real kind of a person middle class or maybe lower middle class kind of a guy having a fixed routine perhaps to the extent of being boring, fixed in what he does doesn’t deviate and life is normal for him and he thinks this is how life should be and also wanted to give him a little bit of amusing quality without making him a caricature or a comic, and to get all that I think a physical appearance was very very important, especially also for the movement of the story the look was very important which you will get to see when you see the film, and one fine day I just sort of put some moustache and got some hair piece done and showed it to Adi and Adi said this is the guy he should look like, its not just how weird I look, or funny I look or geeky I look or simple I look but the simplicity of the character will permeate thru the screen and you will say oh wow ‘In real life I am like this’ All of us become little weak when we are in love, all men hide this from their friends and other men but in front of women they are like chickens or hens and we just don’t ever say it, I think Surinder Sahni says it and its an internal voice of every man whose actually quite baby like when it comes to the women he loves and Surinder Sahni is that persona and within this whole look is the simplicity and the middle class-ness in the soul like I have told you before its just honesty when it comes to a woman.What do you think about the music of Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi? Which is your favourite track from the film?I think whenever I am normally asked this question what I think about the music of the film? I would like to really answer that I don’t think about the music of the film because music is not to be thought about, music is to be heard, enjoyed and felt, also I am a little tone deaf about music I don’t really know great music but as a lay man I do understand that all the songs sound cool of my film or other films and this is what happen to me when I hear the music of Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi. I heard it in installments because Adi is secretive about his music so the first song I heard was “Haule Haule” and maybe its like love at first sight or love at first hear and Haule Haule is my favourite song. I think Salim-Sulaiman have excelled, they are wonderful music directors but for “Haule Haule” they have gone beyond and I think Jaideep’s lyrics both have merged together. It’s a modern sounding song with amazing earthy lyrics, it reminds me a bit of the Chak De India song “Kuch Kariye Kuch Kariye”. I don’t know, somehow its not similar at all but “Haule Haule” is sweeter, is kinder and little geekier that says some really nice things. My second most favorite song is the title track “Tujh Mein Rab Dikhta Hai”, but to be honest I think the beauty of the music of this film will lie when you see the film because it flows seamlessly. It has four songs visually in the film and when I saw the movie the best thing I liked is that the songs don’t stop the movie they don’t just come as an item they take the story forward each one of them actually and that’s why perhaps they are not how typically a song is picturised, like “Haule Haule” is picturerised in three shots its very interesting and visually I think the most attractive song is “Phir Milenge Chalte Chalte”. Its very attractive to the audience because I am doing a lot of different getups, its very attractive to me because I had five beautiful women dancing with me, so it was really nice. You get a new comer to act with you and then you have five fantastically, sexy and attractive ladies dancing with you so that was nice and visually its like really big and huge and Shiamak has excelled himself in that song, so on and on great music. There are some people in London I hear they like “Dance Pe Chance” because its got this English-Hindi kind of teaching you how to dance kind of music. Anushka has danced very well on it. I have tried to keep up, I have an excuse I am not a good dancer and even in the film I am suppose to be a bad dancer so it works well for me but overall I think the music is really nice really befitting this kind of film.Can you tell us something about the character you play…Surinder Sahni is someone that I have played before, it’s an ordinary person I have always said this and I will repeat it even if it’s a repeat that Adi and myself I think are quite responsible for creating this young urban yuppy hero type called Raj when we did Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge. I wouldn’t like to take the whole credit but give it to Adi, but that kind of cinema and that kind of character we brought, where good at heart, golden hearted but really cool on top, perhaps could be misunderstood and I think over the years as we have grown we realized that we don’t even need to dress him up well. I think we decided that we have normally tried to sell you the model of a car with the beauty of its lines and say Oh its got a fantastic bonnet, its got fused lighting and its got this rooftop, it’s a convertible but basically what counts in a car is the engine. This time I think Adi and me decided that we are going to bare the engine and put it in front of the people and say if it doesn’t look very attractive it doesn’t have smooth lines, its not a convertible but this is what runs the car. So Surinder Sahni to me is the engine of most of the characters that perhaps Adi and me have done together. He is what he would look like from inside, may be not very attractive may be little simple but Surinder Sahni runs this character. So I wouldn’t call Surinder Sahni a character actually I would call him the soul of lot of characters that Adi has written for me and other actors also.Any one memorable incident during the shoot of the film?I think the most memorable part of this film making to me atleast was the first seven-eight days when I changed my look for Surinder Sahni and I would be walking on the sets with nobody recognizing me, I got a taste of films to come thirty years later when I am no longer a star that nobody will recognize me and I will miss it, I think that is the most memorable moment and I hope it never happens to me again ever, because not to be recognized after twenty years of such high recognition is something I wasn’t ready for and not only that my own make up person whose known me for twenty years I would look at him to give me my make up equipment and he would just look thru me, nobody recognized me including my own people and I found that strangely eerie, surreal and shocking to say the least.