Man Recreates Shah Rukh Khan's 'Jawan' Look on Train, Video Goes Viral
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The man's rugged look with layers of bandage wrapped around his face created curiosity among passengers.
The film "Jawan," directed by Atlee and featuring Shah Rukh Khan in the lead role, has become a blockbuster hit at the box office, shattering numerous revenue records. This cinematic success story extends far beyond national borders, with the movie's global collections reaching an astonishing figure of Rs 907.54 crore, firmly establishing it as a record-breaking phenomenon.
Fans are expressing their admiration for their favorite star in various ways, from creating dance videos to adopting Shah Rukh Khan's iconic style and visiting cinemas in his signature outlook as a heartfelt tribute.
Recently, a social media user shared a video that shows him boarding a train while dressed as Shah Rukh Khan's character Azad from the film. "Jawan look kaisa laga comments main batao [How is my Jawan look, say in comments]?" reads the caption posted along with the video.
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