John Cena Reveals Shah Rukh Khan's Profound Impact on His Life

Hollywood actor John Cena recently expressed deep admiration for Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan. Cena revealed how SRK's motivational TED Talk drastically changed his life and shared his emotional experience upon meeting SRK. Cena has consistently showcased his respect for the global icon.

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan continues to cement his status as a global icon through his contribution to cinema, his humble nature, and his philanthropic endeavors. Extending his popularity beyond borders, Khan has become a source of inspiration for many, including 16-time WWE champion and Hollywood actor, John Cena.

During a Zoom interview with ANI, Cena, who stars in the upcoming Prime Video film 'Jackpot,' detailed how Shah Rukh Khan inspired him. Cena shared his experience of meeting SRK, describing it as an emotional and life-changing event. 'He (Shah Rukh) did a TED Talk at a pivotal time in my life, which was beyond inspirational. His words orchestrated a significant change in me,' Cena explained. 'Since that change, I've recognized all the opportunities I have and worked hard to ensure I don't waste them.'

Recalling his recent meeting with SRK, Cena described it as a momentous occasion. 'It was an emotional moment to shake hands with someone who has drastically impacted your life and to thank them personally,' he said. Cena praised Khan for his empathy and kindness during their interaction. After attending Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's wedding in Mumbai on July 14, Cena posted a picture on his X account, expressing gratitude for meeting SRK and the positive impact the encounter had on him.

Cena's admiration for SRK isn't new. In February 2024, a viral video showed the 'Fast and Furious' actor singing 'Bholi Si Surat' from Shah Rukh Khan's film 'Dil Toh Pagal Hai.' Shah Rukh himself responded, expressing his love and gratitude. Cena's admiration for SRK highlights the universal appeal and unmatched star power of the Bollywood icon.

(With inputs from agencies.)