Actors Rahul Dev and Shah Rukh Khan proportion a commonplace educational history, having both attended St Columba’s School in New Delhi, wherein Shah Rukh become Rahul’s senior. In a latest interview, Rahul meditated on their faculty days and highlighted the Don 2 actor's tremendous abilties, noting that he turned into "cool in a complete feel and become a graced toddler in college." He also added that he might have been a scientist, as he became "no longer a spoiled brat." he explained, “Our faculty become the first one to introduce computer systems within the usa. There turned into an aptitude check for that. Only 20 kids got selected for it. Shah Rukh Khan was a number of the 20. He became the lead inside the musicals and those were very severe shows."

He went on to say that Shah Rukh has always been concerned in theater and performed properly academically. Rahul mentioned that he had by no means visible Shah Rukh come in second in any sport.

He described him as now not being a boring nerd, however as an alternative the true definition of "cool". He emphasised that Shah Rukh became not a spoiled brat, however instead a graced infant. 

In any other interview with Connect FM Canada, Dev reminisced approximately being at the same cricket group as Don 2 actor at some stage in their faculty days, in which SRK performed as the wicket-keeper and Rahul become a fast bowler.He recalled that Shah Rukh obtained the Sword of Honour award that yr. Rahul also mentioned that SRK showcased extremely good expertise in various sports, such as football, hockey, and cricket, throughout their time at faculty.

“I don’t find it unexpected that SRK has come to be a celebrity. There will be no Shah Rukh Khan in the next 1000 years,” Rahul had said. The faculty pals starred together in the 2001 film Asoka. 

In a preceding interview with The Lallantop, singer Palash Sen, who was additionally a classmate of Shah Rukh Khan, expressed his perception that SRK would gain some thing greater than a career in films. He defined Shah Rukh as a really intelligent person, noting the spectacular instructional outcomes he done in college.