Shah Rukh Khan films that have crossed Rs 100 crore

Shah Rukh Khan has achieved what most actors set out to achieve - fame, name and glory. However, King Khan feels that an actor should not worry about box office and numbers. In an interview with Bollywoodlife.com, the modest actor speaks about his experience as an actor and said that he firmly believes that all an actor should worry about is acting. The Badshah of Bollywood also went on to say that all an actor needs to focus upon is achieving excellence through delivering the best through acting. With his new film 'Fan' just about to release, the 'Dilwale' actor is the first actor who plays his own fan in the movie. That is surely the pinnacle of achievement for an actor, we guess. While SRK feels that the number game should not bother actors, a lot of his films have been big earners at the box office.

Move on to check out some of his films that entered the ‘100 crore’ club…

Now that Shah Rukh Khan’s Happy New Year has become one of the fastest movies to make Rs 100 crore at the box-office, there is no denying that SRK is not only Bollywood’s baadshah but also the baadshah at the box-office. Be it his charisma or romantic persona, be it his huge fan following or excellent marketing strategies, SRK is only other actor besides Salman Khan whose maximum movies have entered the prestigious ‘100-crore’ club. SRK is undoubtedly bankable and hence he is extremely popular among filmmakers. Let's take stock of Shah Rukh Khan’s 100-crore movies so far.

Happy New Year: This multi-starrer Farah Khan directorial has become one of the fastest Rs 100 crore movies of Bollywood. A report in Koimoi.com says that the Shah Rukh Khan-starrer movie has made Rs 108.86 crores at the domestic box-office on its opening weekend. In fact, according to a Red Chillies press note, the film has managed to touch the coveted Rs 100 crore mark over the weekend, grossing Rs 108.86 cr, with a break up of Rs 104.10 cr in Hindi, Rs. 2.92 cr in Telugu and Rs. 1.84 cr in Tamil. The movie that was released during the Diwali weekend has a lot going for it. Besides being a usual Farah Khan masala entertainer based on a diamond heist, the movie boasts of a good story, scorching chemistry between the lead couple - Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone, peppy music and smart promotional strategies.

Chennai Express: Be it the famous 'Lungi dance' or Deepika Padukone’s Tamil accent, Shah Rukh Khan-starrer Chennai Express made records by being one of the fastest movies to make Rs 200 crore at the box-office. Till date, Chennai Express is the second highest-grossing Bollywood film worldwide.This Rohit Shetty film was a lighthearted, masala entertainer that had some good music, great chemistry between Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone, some great action sequence and generally a feel-good factor about it. In the movie, SRK plays the role of a 40-year-old bachelor staying in Mumbai who falls in love with a young woman (Deepika) who he meets on a train.

Jab Tak Hai Jaan: This romantic-drama was the last film directed by Yash Chopra before he died on October 21, 2012. Like all Yash Raj films, the movie had great music, scenic beauty, scorching chemistry between lead actors and spectacular performances by Shah Rukh Khan, Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma. According to a report in Koimoi.com, the movie made Rs 100 crore on the 11th day of its release.

Don 2: Though it is difficult to step in Amitabh Bachchan’s shoes and reprise a role played by him earlier, Shah Rukh’s charisma helped him achieve that feat. This Farhan Akhtar action-thriller film saw SRK in a grey character, playing the role of stylish yet ruthless underworld don who plans to take over the European drug cartel. It was the sequel to 2006's Don, and did extremely well at the box-office. A report in Bollywood Hungama says the movie earned Rs 106.71 till December 23, 2011.

Ra.One: This Shah Rukh Khan-starrer film received both praise as well as criticism from both masses as well as the critics. However, this science fiction superhero film did well and managed to cross the Rs 100-crore mark at the box-office. Riding high on good music, scorching chemistry between SRK and Kareena Kapoor Khan and an unusual story-line, this movie became extremely popular among children. It was also lauded for its technical aspects. According to a report in Bollywood Hungama, the movie made Rs 114.29 at box-office.