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Shahrukh Khan has a fan in Infosys Narayana Murthy

How many of them know that India's paramount IT player NR Narayana Murthy, a Kannadiga, is a cine goer? Many are not aware of his interest in watching films. He watches Kannada, Hindi and English movies. In a candid chat with a Bollywood-based leading film magazine, NR Narayana Murthy has opened up on films. Among the current lot of actors, Bollywood superstar Shahrukh Khan has found a fan in the global software tycoon. Mr Murthy has said that he had a best experience when he watched Shahrukh Khan's Chak De India. The ambiance in the theatre and the joy of watching youngsters shouting at every goal the hockey players scored in the Hindi film were simply brilliant. Mr Murthy said, "The finest movie going experience in recent times was watching Chak De India (2007). Sudha and I were the only two 60 plus people in the theatre. The youngsters shouted at every goal the hockey players scored in the film. SRK is an extraordinary actor. But this is his only movie that I've watched." 

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