“I think it’s difficult to do a three-hero film” says Shah Rukh Khan

Shah Rukh Khan spoken about working with the other two Khans in a film together, saying how it could be a difficult process about working with Salman Khan and Aamir Khan.

In an interview to a leading daily Hindustan Times, King Khan said that there is no such rivalry between the three of them but doing a film together is not a practical idea. He explains, “I think it’s difficult to do a three-hero film, especially when all the three heroes are leading mainstream actors. A lot of times, it gets difficult to make a film with even two smaller heroes, as both think of themselves as stars (smiles). In this case, the three of us are actually stars.”

The actor also said that a film like ‘Ghostbusters’ (1984) would be perfect for us it has equal roles for all the three heroes.

Shah Rukh further said that the main hurdle is to get such a script and rest of the things is secondary. Giving an example, he said, “Today, if I were to write [a script] for Varun (Dhawan), Ranveer (Singh) and Ranbir (Kapoor), it would be hard. Not only because they should have equal roles, but because it must do justice to them all. It’s a difficult proposition to write a three-hero film, and then get three heroines, and three villains (smiles).”