Flags of the World
This nation's maroon "Lion Flag" shows a golden lion wielding a kastane sword, surrounded by bo leaves for its Buddhist and Hindu communities.
Sri Lanka
SRK plays Kabir Khan, leading the Indian women's hockey team to glory in this 2007 film inspired by real events.
Chak De India
SARAH MARTHA
MAHARASHTRA
Frothy ice cream blended drink with milk
Milkshake
BCCI decided to retire jersey for this captain and a lower-order batter.
#7
MS Dhoni
Y Ddraig Goch, a red dragon passant on green and white, flies as the banner for this Celtic nation tied to Tudor history.
Wales
As the titular poet torn between Paro and Chandramukhi, SRK delivered a National Award-winning performance in this 2002 Sanjay Leela Bhansali remake.
Devdas
HAT SIGHT CAR
CHATTISGARH
Formal greeting grip between palms
Handshake
Lakers immortalized for this Mamba post-tragedy.
#24
Kobe Bryant
Divided orange for Buddhism and yellow for the monarchy, its white dragon clutches jewels representing the people's wealth and purity.
Bhutan
This 2016 thriller casts SRK dual as superstar Aryan Khanna and his obsessive lookalike stalker Gaurav Chandna.
ANT ANGELA
TELANGANA
Extortion scheme by officials
Shakedown
NZC retired this jersey for one of the best left-arm spinners to ever play the game.
#11
Daniel Vettori
Vertical green, white, and red stripes frame its coat of arms: this bird perched on a nopal cactus devouring a snake.
Mexico
In this 1992 Raj Kanwar-directed debut, SRK plays Ravi, a young man entangled in romance and revenge after his mentor's death.
Deewana
HEARD STARTUP
UTTAR PRADESH
Major corporate staff overhaul
Shakeup
Chicago Bulls hung this icon's jersey after six NBA rings.
#23
Michael Jordan
Green for natural resources holds a soaring orange eagle over red, black, and copper stripes symbolizing freedom and minerals.
Zambia
SRK plays both bumbling Babu Rao and his suave twin Mannu in this 1998 David Dhawan slapstick comedy.
Duplicate
RADAR PHASE LAUNCH
ARUNACHAL PRADESH
Bard of Avon who penned Hamlet
Shakespeare
Cricket Australia retired his ODI shirt as a tribute to the young talent.
#64
Phil Hughes