Mega superstar Shah Rukh Khan, recently launched his biography 'SRK-Still Reading Khan' by Mushtaq Shiekh, where he said he had always thought that he was too young to have a book written on him.

"I never considered myself so important to have a biography on me. But, it pays to have a writer as a neighbour. I feel overwhelmed, embarrassed and at the same time emotional at this honour," SRK said at the grand function in his honour.

Never far from his mind, his late parents were missed all the more on the occasion. "I wish they were alive today to see the importance being given to me," he said emotionally. "I have never felt so special. They should have been here to witness the importance being given to me which I do not deserve. There is nothing more than materialistic success," he added.

Mushtaq described the 460 page, Rs 2,995 book published by Om Books International which was more than four years in the making, as his labour of love.

Shah Rukh said Mushtaq would speak to him a lot about his personal details, however he had no idea what the writter was putting together really. "He never gave me an idea of what he was doing.

In fact, I did not know that he had gone to my old home and school in Delhi to research on me. Apart from doing informal interviews, Mushtaq did not trouble me much," he said.

Shah Rukh stated that there have been three books in the last three years on him.

However, this is the first proper biography on the megastar.

According to Mushtaq, 'SRK-Still Reading Khan' was more of a real life journey book than a biography. "Shah Rukh has just began his quest to the top. To put him on paper and say this is it would be unfair to the man and all that he has achieved. He moves at such a speed that I would have to come up with revised editions on the biography every month. This book is not just about the written word.

It is a treasure trove of rare and unseen photos of the man called Shah Rukh."

The author says the book covers everything about the globally loved actor. His journey from nowhere into the hearts of billions is the books fare.