Nobody is smarter than me: Shah Rukh Khan

But aren't today's children in India more priviledged than those in your childhood days?-"I think it has two parts -- priviledged yes, of course, and they should be so. I think every child in this nation should be priviledged, even the under-priviledged. They should really rise to a level where every parent looks at them and say, 'Wow, my child has much more'. And in every way -- education-wise, finances-wise and entertainment-wise. "But the second part is that we had a lot more outdoor stuff. We tanned a lot more. We sweated a lot more. We could all turn around and say, 'We worked hard under the sun'. But times have changed," quipped Shah Rukh, whose next release is "Raees".