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Ahead of TED Talks launch, SRK advises 'cool' parents
10 Dec 2017
With just a few hours to go for the debut episode of Shah Rukh Khan's 'TED Talks India Nayi Soch', Star has released yet another promo for the much-awaited show, this time for parents.
The last time, he advised children on how to escape a scolding from parents!
The first episode of the new show will air on Star Plus at 7pm today.
Here's what the new show is going to be about
About
'TED Talks India' follows the format of the original 'TED Talks': people who have made a difference are invited to share their motivational experiences with the audience.
Talking about the program, SRK had said, "People will share stories about changes in society, in life…and all of this will be integrated."
"TED Talks India gives me a platform to just be me," he said.
SRK's tip for parents to deal with 'smart kids'
Promo
In the latest promo, SRK tells parents what to do when their children are acting smart.
"You know when your kids are trying to look cool and they ask, 'Dad, have you played that game?' or 'Have you watched that classic Hollywood movie?', ask them, 'Have you ever watched TED Talks?' They will understand who their daddy is," SRK says with a mischievous smile.
Shah Rukh Khan's tryst with television
Past
SRK started his career as a television artist years ago with 'Fauji', and then appeared in others like 'Circus' and 'Idiot'.
Years after his Bollywood career kicked off, he made a comeback on TV as a host on shows including 'Kya Aap Paanchwi Paas Se Tez Hai' and 'KBC'.
Now he's back with another interesting show and we can't hold our excitement.
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