Kajol and Shahrukh Khan are one ofBollywood's most popular couples. They have given us so many blockbuster moviesto entertain and no one can compete their chemistry and magic they create. Wecalled them as our favorite Jodi. Here are some must watch movies of SRK andKajol.

DILWALE DULHANIYA LE JAYEGE

In 1995, Aditya Chopra's DDLJ swept India, and it was here that Bollywood audiences met their favorite onscreen pair in a more traditional sense. Because of the way his character grabbed the heart of Kajol's Simran during their tour of Europe, SRK became the poster boy for India's rom-coms as the attractive and dashing, yet equally aggravating Raj.DDLJ is the longest-running film in Indian cinema history, and you can still see it on the big screen at Mumbai's Maratha Mandir theater.

MY NAME IS KHAN

In San Francisco, SRK plays Rizwan Khan, an Asperger's Syndrome sufferer who falls in love with Kajol's Mandira. It's all fun and games until September 11th, when the plot takes a few terrible turns. The film received mixed reviews from reviewers and audiences, but it went on to become an international blockbuster because to the cast and the soundtrack.

DILWALE

This film was released in 2015 and takes us back to nostalgia. Two separated lovers' siblings fall in love, ignorant of the tragic past that pushed them apart. Varun Dhawan and Kriti Sanon made this movie more worthy to watch.

KABHI KHUSHI KABHIE GHAM

Johar was clearly going for nostalgia points with the public by giving their characters the same names in K3G as he did in "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai."The film K3G then follows the narrative of how the family reunites, and it was a huge hit both in India and internationally. Its playlist also took the audience heart.

KUCH KUCH HOTA HAI

Everyone was expecting DDLJ magic all over again when Karan Johar reunited Kajol and SRK for his 1998 smash "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai," and the film did not disappoint for the most part. Both SRK and Kajol were great as Rahul and Anjali, inseparable college mates who grew into something more.The tremendously catchy title track, which is still a Bollywood classic, is maybe the most memorable aspect of this film.

KARAN ARJUN

In 1995, SRK and Kajol had their second box office success with this Rakesh Roshan action flick. SRK's Arjun and Salman Khan's Karan played brothers in this reincarnation-themed flick. The plot is centred on high-octane fights, with love stories taking a back seat. Despite the fact that "Karan Arjun" is more action drama than rom-com, SRK and Kajol share some screen time.