Shah Rukh Khan says ‘it’s good to be back’ as he wins award

After receiving the best actor prize at the International Indian Film Academy Awards, Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan has told viewers “it’s good to be back.”

Khan mentioned his four-year break that would take him back to the screen in 2023.

At a star-studded show in Abu Dhabi, he declared to the audience,” I think I have a little happiness from the audience this year because I worked ( again ) after a long time.”

Khan, a household name in India, is also one of the region’s most famous celebrities with millions of fans domestically and abroad.

He co-hosted the event in the funds of the United Arab Emirates, a town with a sizable American population, and he also won the award for his role in the action thriller Jawan.

His appearance on stage was met with fireworks, and there were numerous tributes to him throughout the entire event.

” I love prizes, I’m selfish about prizes”, he announced. ” I just want to show you it’s great to get back”.

Khan’s returning to the big screen was Bollywood’s biggest achievements history last year. He even appeared in the detective movie Pathaan.

The 58-year-old, who has spent the last 30 years of his acting career, has been finest known for playing the tender loving warrior, in which he portrayed a robust action hero, made a withdrawal for the jobs.

His comeback on the big screen comes after a series of setbacks in his personal and professional life. They include the arrest of his son Aryan Khan on fake charges of drug possession – the charges were eventually dropped – and a number of films that didn’t do well.

However, it’s unlikely that his disengagement from the fame has sunk. The artist is wonderful and interesting and frequently referred to as Bollywood’s “most significant cultural export,” with millions of fans referring to him fondly as King Khan or the King of Bollywood.

Another Bollywood megastars even attended the event on Saturday, including Rani Mukerji, Anil Kapoor and Bobby Deol.

Vidhu Vinod Chopra won the best producer award for 12th Crash, while Mukerji won the best actress prize for the child-custody play Mrs. Chatterjee vs. Norway.

However, Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s Animal scooped up six accolades including best portrait, and best supporting actor for Anil Kapoor.

Bollywood, India’s strong picture business, produces hundreds of movies every year and has a great following among Indians worldwide.

However, it has experienced ups and downs since the coronavirus pandemic shut down movies for months, leading many people to turn to streaming services, like others around the world. It has yet to come back to its former splendor.

This year has been particular difficult, thanks to a lacklustre pipeline of new releases.

In comparison, 2023 was a stellar year, helped in part by the return of” King Khan”.

Abu Dhabi has hosted the event for the third time this year, which will last three days.

The ceremony was co-hosted by Karan Johar and Khan. A special award was also presented to the renowned filmmaker in honor of his 25 years of filmmaking.