When Shah Rukh Khan's father-in-law RC Chibber admired His ‘damad’ with a touching Shayari, watch video

Bollywood’s King, Shah Rukh Khan, celebrated his 59th birthday on November 2. Known for his magnetic charm and remarkable journey in Indian cinema, SRK has also become a symbol of a stable, lasting marriage in the film industry. His enduring relationship with his wife, Gauri Khan, whom he married in 1991, is admired by fans worldwide, who look to their bond as one of love, respect, and mutual support through his iconic career and personal milestones alike.

An old video that has recently resurfaced on social media features Shah Rukh Khan’s father-in-law, Colonel Ramesh Chandra Chibber, expressing his admiration for his son-in-law. In the clip, he eloquently praises SRK with a heartfelt shayari, highlighting the deep respect and affection he holds for the Bollywood superstar.

The video is a segment from the celebrity talk show Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai, hosted by the late legendary actor Farooq Shaikh. In a memorable episode, Shah Rukh Khan was invited alongside key figures who have influenced his acting career. Among them was his father-in-law, Colonel Ramesh Chandra Chibber, who shared insights into the character of Shah Rukh and the values that define him.

He was asked to express his thoughts on Shah Rukh Khan as his son-in-law, to which Shah Rukh, in a playful manner said, "Bas yaad rakhiyega aapki beti abhi bhi mere paas hi hai wahan." In a heartfelt response, Chibber said that his daughter, Gauri Khan, is fortunate to have Shah Rukh as her life partner. To encapsulate his sentiments, RC Chibber recited a couplet inspired by Allama Iqbal, describing Shah Rukh as a visionary with keen insight, reflecting the profound admiration he holds for him. He said, " badi mushkil se hota hai chaman mein dida-var paida."

This reflects the deep love and admiration he held for his son-in-law, Shah Rukh Khan, highlighting the strong bond and mutual respect within the family. Colonel Ramesh Chandra Chibber sadly passed away in Delhi in 2016.