Juhi Chawla remembers the time when Shah Rukh Khan’s car was taken away because he could not pay the EMI in the old interview: ‘He came on our set …’. – The Times of India

Juhi Chawla, a close friend and business partner of Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, recently reminded of his early days, remembering how he used for 2-3 shifts in a day. She also reflects how SRK once had no home in Mumbai, and now, she owns properties in cities around the world.
SRK and Juhi’s friendship and professional bond
Juhi Chawla and Shah Rukh Khan shared the screen in several films, including Dar, Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman and Duplicate. Beyond films, he is also a business partner, the IPL team is co-owner Kolkata Knight RidersWhich recently received the IPL Championship.Early days of SRK: No home, is gathering many films
At an event organized by the Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Juhi Chawla reminded the early days of Shah Rukh Khan in Mumbai. He recalled how he had no permanent house in the city and was originally mixed with the film crew, to share food and tea with him. During that time, he postponed several projects including Raju Ban Gaaya Gentleman, Dil Aashna Hai and Deewana, which showcase his tireless dedication and work morality.
Lose your car due to unpaid amies
While reflecting Shah Rukh Khan’s struggles in the 90s, Juhi Chawla recalled how he was once the owner of a black gypsy, which was taken away from unpaid EMI. He remembered that he was feeling the set, understood, assured him that he would be the owner of many more cars in the future. Today, SRK remembers the moment, because his words turned into reality.
Today, Shah Rukh Khan owns many luxury cars and lives in a vibrant bungalow in Bandra, Mumbai, in Mannat, in Mannat, in a bungalow facing his prestigious sea.

SRK and Juhi also shared the screen in Yes Boss (1997), Ram Jane (1995), PRHIH BHI DIL Hindustani (2000), and One 2 Ka 4 (2001).
SRK will be seen in Raja with his daughter Suhana Khan next time, while Juhi Chawla recently gave a small impressive performance in railway men.