Shah Rukh Khan Replies To Fans' Dunki Watching Experience: "Hugs From Hardy To All"
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From entertaining questions from his fans on AskSRK sessions to replying to fan videos on social media, we witnessed superstar Shah Rukh Khan consistently interacting with his followers around the year. On Tuesday, the actor did nothing different. SRK, whose third film of the year Dunki hit theatres last week, took time off his busy schedule to respond to fan posts and videos. To those wondering, fans posted several videos of them dancing to Dunki song Lutt Putt Gaya, some also shared their experience after watching the film. On Tuesday afternoon, the Jawan star replied to several fans, thanking some for showering their love on the film while complimenting others on their dance skills. Thank you for the love my friend…. Send them a big hug from me and I hope that it doesn't take them that long to see the next one… ha ha!! Love u https://t.co/5NvKn7U3mr Thank u to MummyJi…. Thank you for holding me in your hearts for that long… hope to stay there longer. Ha ha… Love u & send my hugs to your family https://t.co/fd3IdaDavo Thank u Anand…. Love to all of u… a hug each to your mother from Hardy & to the little one from Pathaan!!! https://t.co/jt0VpPX6kN
In one, a fan shared his parents' returning to the movie theatre after 19 years. The fan wrote, "The last movie that I saw with my parents in a theatre was Veer Zaara, the year was 2004. 19 years later, its #Dunki that brought my parents to a movie theatre again. I guess only SRK can do that. King for a reason.. SRK." Replying to the fan, SRK wrote, "Thank you for the love my friend…. Send them a big hug from me and I hope that it doesn't take them that long to see the next one… ha ha!! Love u."
Another fan shared his mom's reaction to SRK's entry scene in Dunki. He wrote, "Watched #Dunki last night with my family! My mother didn't see any teasers of Dunki but on your @iamsrk entry scene, she got emotional & said, "Ye to #DDLJ wale Shah Rukh Khan ki yaad dilaa di (This reminded me of Shah Rukh Khan from DDLJ."
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