Late
Director
Raj
Kumar
Kapoor
Talked
About
SRK’s
Fauji
Audition
Days
In
the
throwback
video,
the
late
director
had
said,
"I
was
looking
for
commandos
so
I
turned
around
and
looked
at
him.
I
said,
'You
want
to
be
a
commander,'
he
said,
'Yes,
sir.
I'll
do
the
role
very
well.'
So
I
looked
at
his
face
and
the
first
thing
that
hit
me,
this
thing
that
he
has
done
with
his
nails
and
his
cheeks
(he
had
some
dents),
I
thought
he
had
created
just
for
this
role.
And
then
he
gave
me
a
smile.
That
was
ok."
How
SRK
Made
It
To
The
Show,
While
Few
Other
Boys
Didn’t!
"I
still
don't
know
whether
he
could
do
this.
So
I
took
these
guys,
there
were
about
eight
or
nine
of
them.
So
I
took
them
out
for
a
run.
I
must
say
that
I
was
surprised
that
he
hung
on
but
half
the
people
left.
They
didn't
come
back
from
the
walk
they
went
home
from
there.
They
said
'Yaha
hum
TV
bane
nhi,
physical
exercise
karne
aye
hain'."
Shahrukh
Was
Passionate
On
Fauji
Sets
He
further
revealed
how
SRK
worked
passionately
on
the
sets.
He
said,
"He
would
innovate,
he
would
do
a
lot
of
homework.
He
would
discuss
with
me,
say
'I
will
do
this
way,
sir'.
Even
suggest
to
me."
A
Scene
Which
SRK
Performed
Impressed
The
Colonel
"There
was
a
scene
I
was
taking
if
you
remember
where
the
enemy
jeep
suddenly
comes
in
the
front
and
he's
crossing
the
road
and
he's
supposed
to
dive.
So
we
had
somebody
to
do
it
but
he
said
no
sir
I
will
do
it.
And
do
you
know
he
did
such
a
beautiful
dive.
He
took
a
jump
did
a
somersault
and
took
a
dive.
I
thought
he
must
have
broken
his
neck.
But
there
he
was
grinning
with
his
dents."
‘Shahrukh’s
Parents
Made
Him,
I
Didn’t’
In
the
book,
late
Colonel
Raj
Kapoor
wrote,
"I've
been
an
actor,
I've
fought
three
wars,
but
all
that
anybody
seems
to
remember
is
that
I
launched
Shahrukh
20
years
ago.
It
amuses
me
to
think
that
I`m
given
credit
for
something
I
played
no
part
in.
Shahrukh's
parents
made
him,
I
didn't.
I
didn't
make
a
superstar;
I
simply
chose
the
right
man
for
a
job
I
had.
What
happened
before
or
after
that
in
his
life
has
nothing
to
do
with
me."