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Even though it’s been a longtime since Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan sorted out their differences and became friends again, it is still a joy to catch them bonding and chilling together, like it happened at TOIFA 2016. We first brought to you pictures of the two Khans rehearsing and then hanging out together and now we hear this… So we know that Dubai is second home for King Khan and the actor threw a grand bash at his hotel suite post the award ceremony, as reported by Mid-Day. The list of invitees included Ranveer Singh, Jacqueline Fernandez, Parineeti Chopra, Yo Yo Honey Singh, Sanjay Leela Bhansali and of course, Bhaijaan Salman! Reportedly the two Khans partied hard and spent a lot of time talking to each other. Both of them were bonding big time as their talks went on till wee hours in the morning! A few days ago, fans of these friends-turned-foes-turned-friends-again had another reason to rejoice as Shah Rukh Khan gave surprised Salman a big surprise. 
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Shah Rukh Khan hopes he will help bring back filmmakers to Kashmir

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Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan interacts with news photographers during a news conference in Srinagar September 6, 2012. Khan addressed a news conference on Thursday in Srinagar at the end of nearly two weeks shooting for an untitled movie at Kashmir’s scenic locations. — Photo by Reuters Indian actor Shah Rukh Khan, who wrapped up a nine-day shooting for a film in Kashmir, has expressed hope that his film will help bring back filmmakers to the valley, according to a report in the  Times   of India .   Khan was working on an untitled Yash Chopra film, which was widely shot in Kashmir. “I am not so big but when people see the film made by a big banner with big names associated with it, people will come. I am hopeful of that,” Khan told the media before heading back to Mumbai. The Bollywood superstar said he hoped more filmmakers will shoot at the venue which was once hugely popular, before the region was hit by conflict between the Kashmiri locals and the Ind...
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