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Just like the timeless stars that continue to dazzle in the night sky, Bollywood’s iconic trio—Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, and Aamir Khan—find themselves at a pivotal juncture as they turn 60 in 2025. While their charisma remains undiminished, whispers within the industry question whether the passage of time might finally challenge their reign at the box office.

Industry expert Taran Adarsh dismisses such doubts, emphasizing the Khans’ unmatched ability to connect with audiences through mature and layered roles. Analyst Atul Mohan echoes this sentiment, pointing to Shah Rukh Khan’s record-breaking success in 2023 and Salman Khan’s consistent streak of Rs. 100-crore hits, even during his less fruitful phases. Their trajectory, he argues, mirrors that of Amitabh Bachchan, whose career flourished well into his 60s.

Meanwhile, the South Indian film industry offers a different narrative—one free from such speculations. Legends like Megastar Chiranjeevi at 69, Nagarjuna at 65, and Venkatesh at 64 continue to dominate with action-packed entertainers and family dramas that resonate deeply with audiences. Similarly, Tamil cinema stalwarts Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan, both in their 70s, stand as living proof that age is just a number when paired with compelling scripts and unmatched charisma.

As Bollywood anticipates a transformative era, the enduring appeal of the Khans remains undeniable. With the right choices, they have the opportunity not just to maintain their legendary status but to redefine it—proving once again that true stars only shine brighter with time.