Watch: Shah Rukh Khan Joins Fans To Sing Kuch Kuch Hota Hai

Bollywood megastar Shah Rukh Khan knows how to treat his fans and thus continues to reign as the undefeated king of hearts. Whether it is with his charm or his wit, the actor enjoys a massive fan following across the globe. Shah Rukh’s audiences are not just limited to India; they span many other parts of the world, and all of them are also very aware of his songs, dialogues, and dance moves. This became very evident at an event where the actor graced the stage and entertained his fans.

In a video that recently surfaced on the internet, Shah Rukh Khan is seen on stage in front of a large, cheering crowd. After an engaging interaction, the audience paid a special homage to him by singing the popular Kuch Kuch Hota Hai song for SRK, who also joined them in singing the hook line.

Everyone erupted in cheers and applause as their favourite star joined in. Besides that, the event also had a special screening of the actor’s iconic film, Devdas. Notably, the video came close on the heels of Shah Rukh Khan’s recent appearance at the Locarno Film Festival 2024, where he received the prestigious Pardo Alla Carriera Award. During the event, he shared a lot of interesting details about his life, his family, his career, and even his upcoming project.

After delivering a heartwarming speech, he thanked the audience for the warm reception and the honour and greeted them with a ‘Namaskar’. “I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart and from India. Namaskar and Dhanyawad. God bless you all,” he said.

What’s On The Work Front For Shah Rukh Khan?

The actor delivered back-to-back blockbusters last year with Pathaan, Jawan, and Dunki, following his long break from the big screen. During the media interaction, he said, “The next film that I am doing is King. I have to start working on it, lose some weight, stretch a little so my groin doesn’t get caught while I am doing action.”

Additionally, he also returns as the mighty Mufasa in Disney’s Mufasa: The Lion King. While SRK will voice the Hindi version of the film, he is also joined by his sons, Aryan (Simba) and AbRam (young Mufasa).