142 As Shah Rukh Khan turns 60, marketers and media analysts agree that his brand value remains remarkably ageless. From dominating the silver screen to redefining celebrity influence in the digital era, SRK continues to bridge generations — a feat built on authenticity, reinvention, and enduring emotional capital. Khan’s resurgence with blockbusters like Pathaan, Jawan, and Dunki reignited his mass appeal, restoring him as the face of Indian aspiration. Brands continue to associate with him not just for star power, but for his ability to represent trust, charm, and resilience — attributes that align with India’s evolving middle-class identity. Experts note that SRK’s brand consistency lies in emotional storytelling, not image overhaul. His presence cuts across luxury, consumer goods, and fintech categories, with endorsements often transcending demographics. According to industry estimates, his brand value surged by over 45% between 2023 and 2025, fuelled by both box-office success and digital engagement. Even as younger stars dominate social media metrics, Khan remains the benchmark for brand longevity — a case study in balancing legacy and relevance. His ability to shift between cinematic heroism and relatable humility continues to endear him to millions, ensuring his status as India’s “evergreen brand.” Marketers say the SRK phenomenon proves one truth: great storytelling doesn’t age — it adapts. You Might Be Interested In From Road to Runway: Range Rover’s Fashion Debut IKEA’s AI-Powered Content Strategy: A Vision for the Future of Personalization B2B vs B2C? Bader Rutter’s CEO Says the Debate Is Over The Retail Revolution: How Transaction Data Is Overtaking Digital Ads From Orchard to Runway: Envy™ Apple Becomes Milan’s Latest Luxury Symbol The Fusion of Beauty and Athletics: Brands Collaborate with Female Sports Icons