Movie Review: Thank You For Coming - 3.5/5

The Times of India article chronicles Shah Rukh Khan's history of on-set injuries, reflecting his willingness to perform demanding stunts himself, often leading to physical setbacks throughout his career. ## Key Incidents Highlighted - **1993 (Darr):** Khan suffered three fractured ribs during a jump scene when a co-actor accidentally lifted his leg[3]. - **1997 (Koyla):** He sustained a hairline fracture on the kneecap of his left knee while filming stunts[3]. - **2002 (Shakti: The Power):** A severe back injury occurred during the shoot of the song "Ishq Kamina," resulting in a prolapsed disc that required major surgery in the UK[1][3]. - **2011 (Ra.One):** Despite experiencing a shoulder injury, Khan continued shooting until it became chronic, ultimately requiring surgery. This same knee injury, initially treated with physiotherapy in 1990, was aggravated during Ra.One and Happy New Year, necessitating minimally invasive surgery later[3][7]. - **2013 (Chennai Express):** He injured his shoulder during action sequences, opting to complete the film before undergoing surgery in London[3][7]. - **2025 (King):** Most recently, Shah Rukh Khan sustained a minor muscular back injury during an intense action sequence for his upcoming film King, leading to a one-month production halt and his seeking medical treatment in the US[1][2][5]. Doctors have advised rest, and filming is set to resume in September or October 2025[1][5]. ## Pattern and Impact Khan's repeated injuries—mostly muscular strains, fractures, and ligament tears—stem from his hands-on approach to stunts, often disregarding body doubles[3]. These incidents have occasionally delayed productions but have not deterred him from returning to work once medically cleared. Even after major surgeries, such as the one for his back in 2002, he resumed shooting soon after, exemplifying his dedication to his craft[1][3]. ## Conclusion Shah Rukh Khan's career is marked by a series of on-set injuries, underscoring both his commitment to performing challenging scenes and the physical toll of his profession. Despite these setbacks, he has consistently resumed work post-recovery, maintaining his status as one of Bollywood's most hardworking stars[1][3][7].

Citations
1.https://www.jagonews24.com/en/entertainment/news/84177
2.https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/videos/etimes/bollywood/shah-rukh-khan-injured-on-set-of-king-one-month-break-us-treatment-shoot-halted/videoshow/122782300.cms
3.https://www.news18.com/web-stories/entertainment/5-times-srk-got-severely-injured-while-shooting-these-bollywood-movies-739273/
4.https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/hindi/bollywood/news/shah-rukh-khans-article-on-being-a-khan/articleshow/18243660.cms
5.https://www.easterneye.biz/shah-rukh-khan-injured-king/
6.https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/hindi/bollywood/news/shahrukh-khan-dont-have-a-struggling-period-to-talk-about/articleshow/20968687.cms
7.https://www.rediff.com/movies/report/slide-show-1-timeline-shah-rukh-khans-injuries-through-the-years/20140123.htm
8.https://www.indiatimes.com/entertainment/originals/9-heart-wrenching-moments-when-shah-rukh-khans-health-struggles-left-fans-praying-for-his-recovery/articleshow/122560056.html
9.https://www.thesun.lk/front_page/Did-Shah-Rukh-Khan-Really-Get-Injured-on-the-Set-of-King-Untangling-Rumours-and-Reality/557-303594


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