Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan has been voted as India's most popular father in a Father's Day poll conducted by a web site.
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"The poll showcases some of the most successful Indian men whose love and dedication also makes them popular fathers. This suggests that people are looking at celebrities as real people with real relationships," Gourav Rakshit, COO, Shaadi.com, said.
The poll also posed other questions to the respondents.
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Veteran actor Jeetendra and her film producer daughter Ekta Kapoor got 35.06 percent votes followed by father-daughter duo Anil Kapoor and Sonam Kapoor (22.42 percent).
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