"Our religion is our Indianness": SRK
Khan says he has never been ostracised on account of being a Muslim as the religion is not different to India.
"I am a complete promoter of the fact that if you have to ask am I a Muslim in a Hindu country, then I am not secular enough. I never asked myself that because I was never built like that. I think I am Indian," Khan said.
The question of being Muslim, from which part of the country, has never mattered to him, King Khan said. "I think the religion of our country is Indianness," he said.
Khan said he has never been ostracised on account of being a Muslim as the religion is not different to this country.
"And I do not any which way think like what happened to Kabir (his role in 'Chak De India') will happen to me. I am an actor, so I just acted it out," he said.
Kabir Khan in 'Chak De India' is a member of the Indian hockey team that loses to Pakistan in the World Cup. He is accused of throwing the match and is ostracised on account of being a Muslim.
Asked about the success of the film, Khan said he sometimes felt stardom was coming in the way of him being able to perform the way he would like to.
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