“I am hardly an entrepreneur. I don’t even call to mind myself as a celeb. I see myself as someone who's seeking to make a difference along with his acting,” said Khan addressing the media on the inauguration of Prayag Film City (PFC) in West Midnapore’s Chandrakona, some 130 km from here.
“I come from a middle-class background. I LOVE to work 18-20 hours an afternoon and for the last 30 years I'VE BEEN following this schedule. I'VE two passions: sports and movie making. I'VE a production house and a cricket franchisee,” said Khan.
Khan, who was present on the curtain raiser of the phase-1 of the sprawling PFC, said the ability will make a difference to the art of film making not just in eastern India but to all the film fraternity of the rustic.
“I feel the film city turns into a one stop film making centre where you come back with an excellent story and exit with a super film.”
He has also been signed in because the brand ambassador the PFC.
The actor also regaled the collection with a few of his famous dialogues from his films “Don”, “Baazigar” and “Devdas” and danced to a well-liked song from the movie “Ra-One”. – IANS
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