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Love. Love people. Love the world around you. Love animals and birds and big cities and mountains. Love dreams.
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But most importantly, my friends, love yourselves. Let your heart be as deep as the deepest ocean and as wide.
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As the furthest horizon. Know that it is limitless. It is the only excuse you will ever have to call yourself.
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Self special. Live now, live today. Because tomorrow we will all be dead. Ladies and gentlemen.
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Gentlemen, it gives me enormous pleasure to introduce to you Dr. Shah Rukh Khan.
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Thank you very much.
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First of all, it's an honor for me to receive this doctorate today, so thank you, everyone who's involved with this.
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And humbled is a wor.
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Word often used by people in my profession. You meet actors, they'll give. I'm very humbled. I'm very humble of you all. I dislike.
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Like the hypocritical, obsequious connotation of it in these contexts. So I'm not going to use it.
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But I will say that such occasions have a way of putting me right in my place, which is right there. So thank you, everyone, for putting me.
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In my place. I do get invited to conferences and inaugurations now and then to speak, and when I.
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I receive the invite, I also receive my brief. It's usually about success and my tips on it.
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It. Not my toes. Those are covered by. I will never show my toes.
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Those clause in my contracts. They're very ugly. And it's my attempt at gender equality.
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My co actresses have no cleavage claws. I have no toes claws.
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Now, most people believe Bollywood stars aren't insightful about anything other than the fateful occurrences which made them stars in the film.
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First place, but I've had the odd divergence from being taken for stupid. Though recently I got an email.
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From an international association of advertising. And they said, Dear Mr. Khan, the advertising community would like you to come and.
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Address them on globalization and disruptive marketing, and I spent the next four hours on Google trying to.
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Assimilate the disruptiveness of innovating a product to match its market.
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But it was one of those rare days when even Google can't help you, a day when you need.
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You need to leave Google and ask for deliverance from God. But I have.
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Have a film releasing soon, so I don't want to take extra favors from God before the film release.
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Jesus. So I chose business over knowledge. I did the next best thing.
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I sat on my Iohawk. Have you guys seen that segue thing? Yeah. So I went on my Iohawk and who?
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Told everybody, a gathering like yours, that there is nothing I can tell you that you already don't know.
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And people, when they're told they're smart, they like it. You're such an august gathering of people and.
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Blah, blah, blah. Instead, let me entertain you because you all deserve a break. And before the organizers could IM.
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Interject. I started thrusting my pelvic into their faces and broke out into the one and only intellectual.
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Thing. I know how to do the lungi dance, so I got away with.
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With it without being humbled. It always pays to be a better dancer than your advertisers. And what's more, they seem to have a good time.
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But that was a conference, and this is a doctorate from a prestigious University of Edinburgh. So I'm going to try to.
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To sound intelligent and insightful, especially for you today. One of the subjects on the list of five, I was sent for my speech.
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Today was life lessons. So for whatever it is worth, here goes. Let me start at the very, very beginning.
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Whatever I've learned of life has been at the movies. Actually, the first few films that I did.
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In my career and titles were given to them, very nearly formulated. Whatever I know of life.
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And that's how I'm going to pass it on to you. One of the first movies of my career was a movie called Diwana.
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Must have. Okay, but do you remember the story of the film?
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I'll remind you the story. So I fall in love with a widow who I.
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I meet literally by accident in which I very nearly kill her mother in law. Then I marry.
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Her. Not the mother in law, but the widow. The widow is not keen on the marriage because.
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She still loves her late husband, but she marries me anyway. My rich, mean father disapproves of the.
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Unison and does what a rich, mean father does. He tries to kill the widow.
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And I'm naturally disgusted by his behavior. And after a long two page standoff with him in which I use heavy.
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Sounding Urdu words, I leave the house for good. Then, for some reason, apart from the fact that I ride my motor,
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Without holding the handlebar. I have an accident seeing me so focus.
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Alone and sat in the hospital bed. My ex widow wife falls in love with me.
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And there is something about absolutely sick men which always attracts women to them. I've noticed this.
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The sicker the better. Then again, by chance of fate, I rescue a stranger at my.
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Night from a bunch of goons, and guess what? He turns out to be the original husband of my ex widow.
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Wife who hadn't died in spite of his inheritance, hungry uncle's best efforts. Now he.
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Evil uncle then decides to kidnap me and my ex widow. Now not so ex present W.
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Day wife to get hold of his nephew. I escape his clutches and I come back with.
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With my wife's undead husband to rescue her. By now, she's, of course, trapped to a bomb.
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And do you?
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You think they'll take my doctorate back?
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Where she's trapped, of course, to a bomb. And after a liberal round of fist fighting, kicking and screaming, the evil uncle is.
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Is blown to smithereens by the very same bomb that he had strapped on. Status? Confused lady of the film.
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But not before the sacrificial ex husband had an akamakaze unstrapping his ex wife and set the bomb off, killing him.
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Himself in the bargain. All obstacles removed, our hero lives happily ever after with his beloved wife.
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I'm not sure why the movie was called Diwana, which in Hindi means madness of a particular.
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Really nice or romantic kind. But I have a feeling it had something to do with the guy who wrote the plot.
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So here's my first life lesson inspired by the movie title Diwana.
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Madness of the particularly nice or romantic kind is an absolute prerequisite to a happy.
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And successful life. Don't ever treat your little insanities as if they are aberrations that ought to be hidden from.
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The rest of the world, acknowledge them and use them to define your own way of living the only life you have.
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All the most beautiful people in the world, the most creative, the ones who led revolutions, who discover.
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And invented things did so because they embraced their own idiosyncrasies.
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There's no such thing as normal. Normal is just another word for lifeless.
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Soon after I acted in Diwana, I became the hapless hero of a movie called Chamatkar.
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This movie had a more believable plot line. I get cheated off.
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All my money by my best friend, Conman, and find myself asleep in a graveyard, only to be.
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Be awakened by the ghost of a murdered mobster. A ghost that only I can see and nobody else can.
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I am very perceptive that way. Anyway, the mobster ghost helps me get a job as a teacher through.
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Through his ghostly good offices. I fall in love with his daughter, of course, from a wife that has passed on.
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On after being duped by the flunky of the mobster. Together the Ghost and I organize a cricket match. Yes, I was doing that even before.
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I owned a cricket team and avenge and avenge the.
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Various misdeeds done to us by bashing up the flunky and the con man, then we forgive them because we have a good heart and let.
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Each other descend into the respective abodes where we belong in the first place. He goes back to the grave. I.
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Go away with the babe Now Chamatka means miracle, right and straight.
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Straightforward without any nuances. So my next lesson is the following. If you find ever find yourself ch.
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Of all your money and sleeping on a grave. Do not fear, Am.
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Miracle is near. Either that or a ghost. But all you have to do is fall asleep.
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Trust me. In other words, no matter how bad it gets, life is the miracle you are searching for.
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There is no other one around the corner. Develop the faith in it to let it take its own course. Make all the effort.
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Efforts you can to abide by its beauty, and it will not let you down. Use every resource you have been given. Your med.
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Mental faculties, the ability of your heart to love and feel for those around you. Your health and good fortune all.
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Of the thousands of gifts life has given you to their maximum potential. Honor your life, please.
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Honor each gift and each moment by not laying it to waste. There is no real measure of success.
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In this world except the ability to make good of life's endowments to you.
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Sometimes life's gifts arrive wrapped in all wrong damn wrapping. At which point we have to learn to do two things.
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With them. Recognize them for what they are and gamble on our fear.
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That they might be disasters. This brings me to my third life lesson, inspired by two movies in which I played the action.
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Antihero, darren bazikar.
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Okay. Those stories I won't tell you. You seem to know them, but 20 years ago in the movies.
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Rules were very clearly defined. They provided the security of your stardom, in a sense.
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If you'd been successfully playing an angry young man, you'd pretty much be angry and young for the rest of your life.
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If you've been a police inspector in three movies, odds were you'd be in the next 33 too.
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