I have over-sensitivity issues, besides family only Karan Johar can understand me: Shah Rukh Khan

New Delhi: Superstar Shah Rukh Khan spoke his heart out at the launch of Karan Johar's autobiography 'An Unsuitable Boy' in Mumbai recently. Both Karan and SRK are known have a close association for many years. Together they have delivered some of the biggest hits such as 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai', 'Kal Ho Na Ho', 'Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham' to name a few.

While launching his closest friend's autobiography, Shah Rukh revealed that the name of the book could have been 'The Good Boy', 'The Intelligent boy' or 'The Beautiful Boy as Karan is extremely sensitive.

"I think he is a very sensitive boy, that's something the book could've been called. I have the inability to express my feelings, I have over-sensitivity issues, I am complex and damaged, but I realised the only person apart from family, who can give me space or figure out what I am feeling, is only Karan," PTI quoted Shah Rukh as saying.

"He can understand what is happening in your heart, in your soul. He is an extremely wonderfully gifted sensitive person," the actor added.

"The book could've been called, 'The Brave Boy'. I say this with vehemence and conviction. He is extremely different, and not just in the unique sense, he is different. It is difficult being different specially in our country, in the world we live in, and the society we have to face, he is just different," SRK said.

"To achieve what he has done, with the gusto and aplomb that he has achieved, is beyond the greatest of achievements. Because to be different and to do and be accepted, to run wild and free in this world is a very special thing," he said.

Shah Rukh, who has in his career given the biggest of hits with Karan, said for him the director will "always remain the most beautiful boy that I've seen in my life."

The book is in news for Johar's revelations about his fall out with close friend Kajol, his ups and downs with Shah Rukh and how his cinema is often labelled elitist. It has been co-authored by Poonam Saxena.

Several close friends of Karan, including Alia Bhatt, Sidharth Malhotra, Shakun Batra, Ayan Mukherjee among others, were present at the event. In the book, Johar, 44, has also spoken at length about his life while growing up in a south Mumbai's film family and his initial hesitation about joining the industry.

(With PTI inputs)