Shah Rukh Khan to Amitabh Bachchan: 5 Most educated Bollywood actors

Explore the academic journeys of Bollywood stars who've balanced fame with education. From Amitabh Bachchan's honorary doctorate to Parineeti Chopra's triple honors degree in England, these actors have pursued diverse educational paths alongside their careers. John Abraham's economics background and Randeep Hooda's business degrees reflect their dedication to learning beyond the silver screen. Shah Rukh Khan, with a background in economics and mass communication, embarked on an acting career after initially pursuing higher studies.
 

Amitabh Bachchan completed his schooling at Sherwood College in Nainital. Later, he pursued a double major in arts and science at Kirori Mal College. Bachchan also received an honorary doctorate from Queensland University in Australia, recognizing his contributions and achievements in the field of arts and entertainment.
 

Parineeti Chopra began her education at the Convent of Jesus and Mary in Ambala. At 17, she went to England for university, where she earned a triple honours degree in business, finance, and economics from Manchester Business School. Her academic journey reflects her dedication to learning and achieving excellence in her field.
 

John Abraham attended Bombay Scottish School in Mumbai. He completed his bachelor's degree in honors economics at Jai Hind College and went on to earn an MBA from Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai. Additionally, John received an MMS from Mumbai Educational Trust (MET), showcasing his commitment to education alongside his career.
 

After finishing his schooling, Randeep Hooda went to Melbourne for his studies. He pursued a bachelor's degree in marketing there, followed by a master's degree in business management and human resource management. Randeep's academic journey abroad reflects his dedication to gaining knowledge in business and management fields.
 

After graduating with a bachelor's degree in economics from Hans Raj College, University of Delhi, and beginning a master's degree in mass communications, Khan dropped out of academic studies to pursue a career in acting. He entered the film industry through work in theater and television.