Mar 03, 2007 04:43 PM
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(Updated Mar 06, 2007 09:05 AM)
Variety is the spice of life! Yes it holds true for the heartthrob of millions and the Badshah of Bollywood **Shahrukh Khan** donning the role of a gracious host at the sets of the third season of Kaun Banega Crorepati on Star Plus to mark his return to the small screen after a period of more than a decade. Taking the show forward in his own unique style **SRK **has proved yet again the diversity of his talents. He with his added tinge of humour has made it easy for the contestants of the **Hot Seat** to feel at easy sitting opposite to him, relaxing their senses to put on their thinking caps to crack the hard nuts of the questions put across to them. The quiz show is as interesting as ever and I look forward to it each day.
With his presence, the aura around spreads a message of comfort. The contestants definitely feel good at all times especially when he offers them a quick **Jadoo Ki Jhappi **to help them revive from the dilemma and the conflicting ideas surrounding them when the answers seem far fetched and out of reach. Apart from asking questions he makes sure to act as an immense pillar of support to boost the morale of these contestants. HIs friendly gestures are a proof of his modesty. He has given the show a new informal look.
I really don't see a reason of comparison between the two anchors who belong to different generations of the **Silver Screen**. Besides being celebrities both as individuals have their indigenous working style and also the freedom to function according to their strengths and preferences. To compare one with the other and let one down in front of the other is a web created purely by the media to gain the attention of the audiences. I believe we should leave them alone for a while and concentrate on events and happenings of real importance to us. Spreading rumors about differences between the two over the show do no public good. We should try not to fall into the clutches of such hypes and refrain from doing so as well.
