In a candid interview, Shah Rukh Khan, known for his wit and charm, revealed his hesitations about discussing sex education with his children, Aryan, Suhana, and AbRam. Despite being known as one of the coolest dads in Bollywood, the actor confessed that he feels shy when it comes to broaching the topic of sex with his teenage kids.

According to an interview with the Times of India, the 51-year-old actor shared that he doesn't initiate conversations about sex with his children because he is personally very shy. He expressed that he feels his children are possibly more aware than he is on the subject.

Shah Rukh Khan humorously added that sometimes while watching films together, he gets the feeling that his kids are more educated about sex than he is, and maybe he should take a class from them.

Khan, who sees himself as more of a friend than a traditional father to his children, also shared his philosophy on raising them. He emphasized that he never questions their actions, believing they are inherently good. Additionally, he respects their right to say "I don't know". He believes it is acceptable for children, and even adults, to not know everything and that there is no shame in admitting it.

In the interview, Shah Rukh Khan also fondly recalled that his mother gave him sex education classes. He contrasted this with his approach, where he doesn't sit his kids down for a formal discussion. He attributed his friendly relationship with his children to the bond he shared with his own father.

Shah Rukh Khan is a firm believer in the importance of education and wants his children, Aryan and Suhana, to complete their studies before pursuing careers in Bollywood. He stated that his son will graduate after completing four years of college, and his daughter will also complete her schooling and college education.

Khan has said that if his children have a strong passion for films, he would be very proud, as it is his line of work, and they would have something to discuss. He encourages them to develop a passion, get educated, and contribute to taking Indian cinema forward. He believes that Indian cinema has played a significant role in his success, and it is now the duty of his family to carry it forward.