Shahrukh was shooting in an ambulance, the crowd started running behind him, then King Khan took this step
Rahul Tiwari January 10, 2025 01:21 AM

Whenever there is talk of Shahrukh Khan, the eyes of the fans stop on him. And when people come to know that Shahrukh Khan is shooting at a certain place, then it is natural for the fans to reach there. But sometimes gathering a crowd near the shooting location of your favorite star or running near his car proves to be dangerous. For this, actors are also seen appealing to fans. Something similar happened when Shahrukh Khan was shooting the film 'Dil Se' in Delhi in 1999. During that time, a crowd ran behind Shahrukh's car and King Khan had to come out to convince the people.

What happened was that Manisha Koirala, Shahrukh Khan and Gajraj Rao were shooting for the film 'Dil Se'. Shahrukh Khan's character was to be taken to the streets of Delhi in an ambulance, but somehow people came to know that Shahrukh Khan was shooting. Just then a crowd of people gathered.

When the crowd retreated due to Shahrukh's magic

There people started chasing the ambulance in large numbers and shooting was becoming very difficult. Then Shahrukh Khan asked the ambulance driver to stop the car and he went out of the car to talk to the people. At that time Shahrukh came out of the car and told the people, “I am shooting an important scene. If any accident happens, you will suffer loss and our shooting will stop. So do you want that?” As soon as Shahrukh Khan said this, it was as if magic happened and within some time the crowd retreated.

Gajraj Rao and Shahrukh Khan's workfront

Gajraj Rao had told all these things during a conversation with Bollywood Bubble. Gajraj Rao has been seen in films like 'Badhaai Ho', 'Satyprem Ki Katha', 'Maza Ma', 'Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan'. Shahrukh Khan was last seen in 'Dinky'. Now King Khan will be seen with his daughter Suhana Khan in the film 'King'. For the first time, the father-daughter duo will be seen in a film.

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