Plus his voice sounds strained a bit, like a smoker's voice - deeper than normal but it as if he's perpetually trying not to cough. But SRK has deep grooves on his face, not just light wrinkles - I think the smoking has thinned out his face to the point where he looks at least 10-15 years older than he is.

The other two have a naturally receded hairline, stockier frame and some light wrinkles that come with entering your 50s. If you just physically compare him to Salman and Aamir now, he looks to me much older than his age. I believe he can stick around and be commercially viable for longer if he just chooses the right projects.īut a problem to me (not to gossip, just observe) is that it seems like his long-time smoking habit is catching up to him. He also has enough sheer charisma and presence to not just fade away from lead roles like Amitabh Bachchan did when he got older in the 90s/2000s. He's proven to be very business-savvy and apparently well-attuned to what audiences like.

But I think SRK is smart enough to eventually hit his stride no matter what he does. But romantic stars have more of a need to be youthful because an older lover just feels unconventional to many. An action star like Salman might actually be able to keep doing those movies for longer because as long as his body is able, and CGI helps him, he might draw a crowd even into his sixties (think Rajnikanth or Jackie Chan). But I feel like SRK knows that romancing women half his age isn't going to work for too much longer, so he is trying out different things (i.e.

Aamir has always been a little unconventional and quality-conscious (to his credit), and Salman was basically an action/commercial star, and they are sticking to that as much as they can and the fact that they are ruling the 'All-time top blockbusters' list attests to their credibility. Btw, what do you think of SRK now? Comparing him to the other two Khans, Aamir and Salman, it seems he's trying to be a bit more experimental as of late.

Watch kal ho naa ho movie