If one more film flops, 'it will be quite a comedown', says SRK

Shah Rukh Khan, the Badshah of Bollywood, who is on a self-imposed sabbatical, says it will be quite a "comedown" if his next film doesn't turn out well.

Mumbai: Shah Rukh Khan addressed his self-imposed sabbatical saying, he is taking his time to decide on his next project and it will be quite a "comedown" if that film doesn't turn out well.

"I am getting better skin, I don't know if I will get a better film or not," he quipped.

Citing the example of his last two releases, Jab Harry Met Sejal and Zero, which didn't do well, Shah Rukh said while working on these movies too, he thought he was making "the film".

"There are days when I am discussing films and I am really thinking this is the film. Then I feel this is how I felt for the last two ones that this is the film. I don't know if I will be able to do a better film. That nobody can guarantee.

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"It will be quite a comedown after one year and I don't work, I have taken this time to contemplate about cinema and still, I turn out (and) make a duck that will be quite a comedown," he added.

On a related note, SRK has reportedly signed up Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK's big-budget comic-action thriller.

The movie will be directed by Raj and DK who have worked on films such as Go Goa Gone and Stree.

The untitled film is expected to release in 2021. Rumours also has it that Shah Rukh will be seen in another movie which is more in the "feel-good drama zone".