Shah Rukh Khan is that one actor who needs no introduction. Shah Rukh Khan is the one amd only undisputed king of Bollywood. People have given him the name of King Khan because unarguably, he is the king of everything. Shah Rukh Khan gave a kick start to his career in Bollywood by playing a negative character in the movie Deewana. Also further, he didn't hesitate to be seen as a bad guy in his coming films. Early in his career, Shah Rukh Khan was popular for his villainous roles and was recognised for his negative characters from Deewana (1992), Baazigar (1993), Darr (1993) and Anjaam (1994). Later with DDLJ, he became the king of romance as well. People started recognizing him as a romantic hero and he became the Raj Malhotra that still stays in our hearts rent free. Over his whole career, he has played so many amazing roles and proved his versatility with each of the characters portrayed by him. With his impeccable acting skills, he makes us feel each and every emotion of the movie and in some scenes its just his eyes doing all the talking. Well, what more can I say about Shah Rukh Khan which is not already said or written. But talking about his movies, there is an endless list of hit movies given by him and today I am going to share with you a list of 10 best Shah Rukh Khan movies to watch. Some of these movies are lesser known while some are hit and popular. This list will make a perfect watchlist for all Shah Rukh Khan fans. Take a read below. 

1) Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman (1992):

This was a movie in the initial stages of Shah Rukh Khan's Bollywood career. It is a story of a young man Raj (Raju), who comes to the city to find a job and settle his life. He then falls in love with Renu who helps him to find a job but later he is filled with pride and arrogance as he becomes successful. But also, with time, he finds himself slowly slipping and getting stuck in the rich lifestyle which further disturbs his relations with Renu and all others. 

2) Yes Boss (1997):

In this movie we can see Shah Rukh Khan as 'Rahul- the boss ka chamcha' who constantly tries to win his boss' heart in order to be successful in his career. Rahul's boss being a casanova wants to make Seema his girlfriend and seeks Rahul's help to do so. Later Rahul falls in love with Seema and is guilty for setting her up with his boss who is just passing his time with her. He then finds himself in a great complication of choosing between his love and his career. 

3) Pardes (1997):

Pardes is a complete romantic and drama movie which focuses on the values and cultures of India. Kishorilal wants his NRI son to get close to the Indian values and cultures as he is born and brought up in America. He then decides to get his son married to his friend's daughter Ganga who lives in a village in India. Rajiv and Ganga get engaged and Kishorilal decides to take her to America to learn and get familiar with the lifestyle there. But Ganga finds herself a little alone in America and shares a different, comfortable and closer relation with Arjun, Kishorilal's foster son. 

4) Dil Se (1998):

Amar is a journalist who meets a woman on a railway platform and falls for her at once but she then just disappears. They both again cross paths and Amar tries to win over her but she doesn't have a mutual feeling for him and tries to avoid him as much as possible and then disappears again. Later when Amar moves on and decides to get married, the woman traces his residence and comes to his house asking for some help. But she has a bundle of mysteries hidden within herself. 

5) Josh (2000):

Prakash and Max are both rivals who have their own gangs and they constantly get into fights with one another due to one reason or another. Max's twin sister Shirley falls in love with Prakash's brother Rahul, inspite of all the rivalry between their brothers. When Max finds out about his sister's love affair, it raises the temperature between him and Prakash. 

6) Mohabbatein (2000):

We see Shah Rukh Khan playing the role of a music teacher in this movie. The movie surrounds the story of a renowned college named Gurukul whose principal, Narayan Shankar, is a strict and well disciplined man who wants his students to be as disciplined as him and is also against love. He prohibits his students from falling in love. But when Raj Aryan, the music teacher enters and secures a job in Gurukul, he completely changes the rules and regulations or as we can say he changes 'the complete naksha' of Gurukul and eventually Narayan Shankar's mindset. 

7) Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003):

Kal Ho Naa Ho is a movie which has comedy, drama and romance perfectly combined in it. It's a story of a girl Naina who is fed up of the constant quarrels in her family, but things take a turn when Aman Mathur, an angel in disguise enters in her life and fills her life with colours and joy. Naina's best friend Rohit falls in love with her, on the other hand, Naina falls in love with Aman. But Aman, even after knowing Naina's in love with him, he helps Rohit to win over Naina and tries to set up both of them.

8) Main Hoon Na (2004):

Major Ram Prasad Sharma is on a mission to protect a general's daughter and has to be disguised as a college student. He also has to trace his step brother in order to be together with his family as it was his father's last wish. The movie is completely fun and dramatic and shows the problems Major Ram faces while on his mission. 

9) Veer-Zaara (2004):

The year 2004 was an amazing year with some hit movies of SRK like Main Hoon Na, Swades and also Veer-Zaara being one of them. Veer-Zaara is the love story of an Indian boy and a Pakistani girl. Veer Pratap Singh is an Indian pilot who falls in love with Zaara when she visits India, he wants to express his feelings to her when she is about to leave. But, at the same time he finds out that she is already engaged. But later when he finds out that Zaara reciprocates his feelings, he leaves everything behind and makes his way to Pakistan to fetch Zaara but ends up being in prison for 22 years without any crime just to save Zaara's character. 

10) Swades (2004):

In this movie we see Shah Rukh Khan portraying a slightly different character from all of his other movies. He plays the character of Mohan Bhargava- a project manager working at NASA, who one day decides to go to India to trace his nanny and take her to America with him. But due to some unexpected situations in the village, he finds himself working for the betterment of the villagers and tries to reform the village and their lives

                So, these were the 10 best Shah Rukh Khan movies to watch. There is actually a huge list of the best movies in his whole career, but these are especially from the 90s and early 2000s. Some of these movies especially from the 90s are lesser known to some people and that is why I wanted to recommend those and some are the best super hits which we all know. So how many movies have you already watched from the above list and how many are going to be added to your watchlist? Let me know in the comments below. Also share which is your favourite movie of Shah Rukh Khan. 

                  

       The people who belong to the 90s know that the era of 90s was all about evolution. The telephones and landlines were evolved into cordless and later pagers, the simple antenna T.Vs became cable TVs and mainly Bombay was changed to Mumbai. So in this era of evolution how could the Bollywood industry take a back seat? The era of the 1990s was a remarkable time in Bollywood as well. The industry got its 3 Khans at this time starting with Aamir Khan, Salman Khan and then Shah Rukh Khan. Later, we had Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan making their marks in Bollywood. Shah Rukh Khan's magnum opus 'Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jaayenge' and a great movie like 'Hum Aapke Hai Koun' also belong to this time. The storyline of movies surrounding familial bonds as well as the stories where the couple elope and marry each other due to society and family constraints had become a bandwagon at that times. The movies of the 90s always had a touch of drama and romance. Other than drama and romance, the movies also had thrill, music, action and humour and almost everything that's required to make the most entertaining movies. This was also the era of K-K-K-Kiran, Simran, and 'Dhak-Dhak girl', Madhuri Dixit. Reminiscing about the 90s always fills people with a sense of happiness and nostalgia. So let's just do a throwback to the 90s with a list of the best Bollywood movies of that time that will make a great watch list for the people who love the 90s. 

1) Dil Hai Ke Maanta Nahin (1991):

A light-hearted romantic movie with Aamir Khan and Pooja Bhatt in the lead. This movie is all about 'Love by Chance' and also has some of the best songs. Its story was adapted from the film 'It happened one night'. The movie is definitely a treat to watch as it consists of running from one place to another and another and another!

2) Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander (1992):

A movie focusing mainly on competition, hard work and rivalry. The story of the movie surrounds the rivalry between two school groups for a cycling competition. The end scene of the movie will definitely have you on the edge of your seats. The movie conveys a strong message in a very simple way and that is, 'We can achieve anything we want but only through hard work and resilience'. Also, how can we forget the mushy song 'Pehla Nasha' and the little love stories in the movie which add on to the entertainment. 

3) Baazigar (1993):

The best thriller and drama movie of the 90s. The movie with an intriguing plot and King Khan in a negative role. Early in his career, Shah Rukh Khan was popular for his villainous roles and Baazigar is one such movie with his stellar performance. It is also Shilpa Shetty's debut movie. A movie all about revenge where Shah Rukh Khan's character is set out to seek revenge and destroy a businessman's family. Watch the whole movie to find out why and how. 

4) Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa (1994):

A story of a boy next door- Sunil, who is a failure in academics but loves music and loves Anna! But when an obstacle named Chris enters into the story, Sunil resorts to lies in order to win Anna. His lies further complicates his relationships with everyone around him. But, in the end, Sunil teaches us what is true love and what is sacrifice in love and also the courage it takes to tell the truth. 

5) Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jaayenge (1995):

Raj and Simran accidentally fall in love with each other during their trip, but Simran on the other hand has to reluctantly marry someone else. A typical love story where the father is against his daughter's love which makes it a perfect movie filled with lots of family drama. It is a completely realistic movie of that time when love marriages were a big deal in India. The movie must have been relatable for all the 90s ke aashiq and is etched in our memories forever. 

6) Hum Aapke Hai Koun (1994):

The 'Dulhan ka Devar- Prem' and 'Dulhe ki Saali- Nisha' fall in love with each other during their siblings' wedding. This is a complete family movie with drama, romance and music hi music! Hum Aapke Hai Koun has given all of us a complete and perfect playlist of songs for all kinds of situations and emotions. Prem and Nisha's love story gets a twist after Nisha's sister dies, which adds on to the drama and entertainment. 

7) Hum Hai Raahi Pyaar Ke (1993):

A romantic and comedy movie for the ones who want to watch something 'Halka Phulka' and don't crave for much drama. The gang of kids in this movie is what makes it fun and enjoyable to watch. Aamir Khan's character Rahul, is burdened with responsibilities of his spoilt nephews and a niece due to accidental death of his sister. One day, the children secretly run away to a fair and bring back a runaway bride, Vyjayanti, and give her a shelter at their home without informing Rahul. The movie gives you a complete dose of fun, romance and comedy. 

8) Akele Hum Akele Tum (1995):

The Aamir Khan and Manisha Koirala starrer 'Akele Hum Akele Tum' is a story of two aspiring singers Rohit and Kiran who fall in love with each other while Kiran was getting singing lessons from Rohit. After marrying each other, they find themselves struggling for getting success in their careers as well as their marriage and eventually fall apart. The movie is based on love, marriage and career with a perfect plot. 

9) Baadshah (1999):

Another light-hearted comedy with Shah Rukh Khan in the lead role. If you ever try to watch this movie from any random scene, I bet you, you will not be able to understand what's going on in the movie. It is a perfect movie with utter confusion and misunderstandings. It's a story of a local private detective who gets pulled into a political conspiracy due to misunderstanding due to the same name. 

10) Hum Saath Saath Hain (1999):

A multi-starrer film helmed by Sooraj Barjatya. When the name Sooraj Barjatya comes, we know that family is going to be an evident part of the movie. Hum Saath Saath Hain is also that movie which is all about family and unity. Ram Kishan and his whole family live happily and peacefully together until and incident at his daughter's house disturbs Mamta (Ram Kishan's wife) and she is also been provoked by her friends. Mamta then decides to separate her three sons which will eventually break the whole family into pieces. 

              So, these were some of the best Bollywood movies from the 90s. The old Bollywood movies were always something special and each one of them were unique in their own way. The movies from the 90s are some of the best Bollywood movies of all time. Comment down below your favourite movie from the above list.