Saif Ali Khan reflects on his enduring friendship with Shah Rukh Khan in an exclusive interview, recalling their early days in the film industry and the impactful moments that shaped their careers. Their collaboration began in the early 1990s with Ashutosh Gowariker's 'Pehla Nasha', and continued with notable films like 'Kal Ho Naa Ho' and the recent Netflix project 'Kartavya'. Saif reminisces about Shah Rukh's confidence, recalling an interview where SRK expressed his ambition to become the biggest star in India, a sentiment that was uncommon at the time. He also shares a memorable anecdote from the 2004 Temptation Tour in the USA, where Shah Rukh suggested they downplay their show's success. Saif credits Shah Rukh for mentoring him on how to be a lead actor, particularly during the making of 'Hum Tum'. Additionally, he highlights Shah Rukh's visionary approach, noting his early obsession with visual effects and the establishment of Red Chillies VFX, which Saif initially found hard to grasp but now recognizes as a significant foresight.