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Viral video: When SRK met Sundar Pichai at Google's headquarters

In early October, SRK and his team were present at Googleplex, which is Google's Headquarters in Mountain View, California, and had a little fire-chat side with Sundar Pichai.

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Tech2 News Staff|Aug 11, 2015, 15:38:42 IST
Last year in October, SRK and his team of Happy New Year were present at Googleplex, which is Google's Headquarters in Mountain View, California, and had a little fire-chat side with Google's now product Czar Sundar Pichai.While not everyone might be a fan of SRK and his cast then, but the guys at Google definitely seemed big SRK fans.Going by the video, it is evident that the crowd at Google loves SRK, given the way they are screaming and shouting at his presence. Of course everyone has their little Nexus devices out as well to record the talk.It is funny to see SRK joke about how he's not saying no this time to any woman in America who wants to marry him and he also sweetly apologised to the crowd for being late, as he and his team were partying till very late in the night.The video shows SRK telling the crowd that he didn't want to be an actor and wanted to be a software engineer. Obviously the Google engineers go mad with joy at this point. He laughs a bit and says, "No really, that time it was very new. It wasn't as easily spoken as now. So I did give my entrance exam in IIT and it seems like a joke but I did. I look stupid, I'm not. Just to let your know, I got 98 in electronics which was the highest in India at the time." Pichai then tells him in case SRK wants to switch careers he should let him know.Watch the full video above.
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First Published:Aug 11, 2015, 15:38:42 IST
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