Shah Rukh Khan: In India we assume we are talented, don't learn acting

Mumbai, Dec 17 Superstar Shah Rukh Khan says he needs his daughter Suhana to take in the art of acting before wandering into movies as he doesn't need her to just expect that she is talented.

Shah Rukh says Suhana came on the sets of his most recent "Zero" and observed how things function.

"She went ahead sets since picking up acting has a great deal to do with investing energy in the sets and learning generation. So she came here to have that experience," Shah Rukh said in a group interview.

"She said she still has two weeks to return to London and we were shooting a melody for 'Zero' in the coming two weeks. So she came here to have that encounter," Shah Rukh said in a gathering meeting.

The "Raees" star said he wanted his daughter to watch a film set, including his co-stars Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma, and learn the nuances.

"I wanted her to see Anushka and Katrina perform live as both are such different kind of actors. Katrina has her very own appeal and Anushka has her own specific manner of sanctioning things. So I needed her to invest energy (in sets). So what they did is they put her onto me as an associate executive.

"But I think ground encounter is useful for on-screen characters or any sort of occupation, just as a temporary position. Be that as it may, you need to complete your instruction first. In the event that you have the chance to think about, it formalizes and makes your craft better. So, I want her to study first for some time."

Shah Rukh says Suhana will train for three-four years more, doing plays and theaters.

"In India, I figure we don't learn acting, we simply expect that we are capable. Like on the off chance that you drive first, it first mean you will end up being a Formula 1 driver. You'll need to at last learn it. So I need her to have a formal preparing in acting. The experience matters a ton," he included.

"Zero" is scheduled to release on this Friday.