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SRK gifts K-Jo type hampers

Shah Rukh Khan has presented special gift hampers to the 40 Bollywood actors who have been a part of his home production, Om Shanti Om. It is said that he personally chose special items to be packed in this gift basket that resembled the gift hamper that Karan Johar gives on his television show, Koffee with Karan.
Niloufer Qureshi from Om Shanti Om confirmed the news saying, "It is true that Shah Rukh designed a special basket which included the latest Nokia handset, a Tag Heuer watch, a gold coin, Om Shanti Om CDs, T-shirts and a personal letter signed by director Farah Khan and him. He gave them the hampers on the eve of the music launch of his film."
A source close to the superstar revealed, "SRK had personally requested most of the 40 stars (including filmmakers like Subhash Ghai, Rakesh Roshan) to play themselves in Om Shanti Om. Since they obliged and did not even charge a single penny for their services, a grateful SRK decided to repay them with a special memento."
"Out of the 40 stars, 30 of them, (including Sanjay Dutt, Saif Ali Khan and Salman Khan) have participated in a song picturisation that’s on the lines of Manmohan Desai’s Naseeb (1981) number that showed a Bollywood party with many top actors (Dharmendra, Rajesh Khanna, Raj Kapoor, etc.) during that time playing themselves as guests at the party. The other 10, including stars like Hrithik Roshan, Abhishek Bachchan and Akshay Kumar make appearances in the film during various scenes. He was thrilled by the enthusiastic responses from all those he contacted to be a part of his film," the source adds.


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