If you think earning lots of moolah is the only thing on Shah Rukh Khan’s mind, think again. The actor, who already has helped set up a pediatric ward at a city hospital, now wants to set up a ward for cancer patients too. “ I get embarrassed to talk about such things. The hospital people were kind enough to name the pediatric ward after my mother. I hope to set up a centre for cancer patients later this year,” he reveals. But that’s not all, SRK even has plans to set up a hospital. “That’s my final dream. Though I don’t know when that will be possible. I keep telling my wife about this and she tells me that I can do it only when I stop doing the other things,” he says. But of course, there’s loads of work to be done too. Besides his role, that of a host in Kya Aap Paanchvi Pass Se Tez Hai?, the actor is back at the studios doing what he does best — acting! His two films this year are Billoo Barber and Aditya Chopra’s Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi. But there’s no denying the fact that we are seeing a lot of SRK on the small screen than the big one. “It’s just that there’s lot of TV happening these days. We are talking about watching films on mobile phones. Five years from now, I may be doing a movie that may be released on cellphones. Does that mean I become smaller or has the reach increased,” he questions. Be it films, TV or cricket, SRK has conquered every pitch. It looks like the name SRK is now synonymous with success. “For success you need to know that you can go wrong and yet go ahead and do it. People who do wrong things, have overcome the thought that this is wrong. They have found their justification. Positively, if we apply the same, it will work. As soon as you accept that this can go wrong, the fear of failure decreases. If tomorrow I face failure, I hope I can say I enjoyed failure too,” he philosophises.