News About SRK

New Delhi:  For Shah Rukh Khan, life seems to have come full circle just before he completes the silver jubilee of his career in acting and showbiz. In 1988, his powerful portrayal of Commando Abhimanyu Rai in the TV series "Fauji" virtually launched his acting career and made him a popular face throughout the country. And now his role as army man Samar in Yash Chopra's yet untitled film has stirred a buzz. "When Shah Rukh Khan goes back to his roots, his 'Fauji' days, wears a uniform and then there's a combination of a love story, produced by (Yash Raj Films), the house of romance, directed by Yash Chopra himself, the film is bound to create buzz," film critic Omar Qureshi, told IANS. At 46, the superstar doesn't just paint a perfect, military print uniform-clad, intense look but also reflects his fit, powerful and impactful demeanour through the first few looks of the movie, which will release Nov 13. Not much is known of the sto...

Mumbai: It looks like Kabir Khan's  Ek Tha Tiger's success has brought some good news for bothSalman Khan and Shahrukh Khan fans. A while ago, Katrina Kaif had said that both the Khans have now moved on. Well, that wasn't just a mere statement. It is true that Shahrukh and Salman are no longer enemies. During a latest interview with the Zoom TV, Salman said that he has forgotten his enmity with Shahrukh and has moved on. "There was a time when Shahrukh and I never got along well, in fact, we don't get along now either.. It's not that there's any enmity. Whatever happened in the past is all forgotten. More than us, people have hyped our relationship. We are not in a boxing ring, we are mature people. He should beat me with his work and I should beat him with my work." Well, we wonder, how this miracle happened! There was a time when the duo would never leave a chance to pounce on each other for whatever may be the reason, and today, it's a c...

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...