'Bollywood King' Shah Rukh Khan left for Abu Dhabi from Mumbai on Thursday morning. Meanwhile, King Khan was surrounded by a crowd of women at the Mumbai airport. The women started trying to get close to Shah Rukh, which led to a jostling.
Recently, a video of Shahrukh Khan from Mumbai airport is coming out. As soon as Shah Rukh Khan entered the airport, a crowd of women gathered to meet him. Meanwhile, many women tried to break the security zone of Shah Rukh Khan and get close to him, due to which the security had to be alerted and save Shah Rukh Khan. The security personnel were seen struggling due to the rush of the crowd. Shah Rukh Khan's balance was also seen to deteriorate.
Meanwhile, a woman stood in the crowd and called Shahrukh Khan's name and requested to meet him. The woman even tried to hold Shah Rukh by extending her hand. The actor arrived at the airport wearing a cap, meanwhile his manager Pooja was also with him.
As soon as Shahrukh started entering the gate, the women also tried to enter the airport with him and started screaming in horror and continued screaming for a long time. Airport security staff tried to control the women, but they too had to struggle.
Let us tell you that Shah Rukh Khan is going to host IIFA Awards 2024 this year. Karan Johar will also be seen with him in this. IIFA Awards 2024 is scheduled to be held on September 27-29 at Yas Island, Abu Dhabi. This year Varun Dhawan, Shahid Kapoor, Janhvi Kapoor and Kriti Sanon will perform at the awards.
Recently, Shah Rukh Khan was a part of IIFA Awards practice session. Meanwhile, he rehearsed with Karan Johar. Shah Rukh Khan made fun of Karan Johar during practice.
On the work front, Shah Rukh Khan will be seen in the film King, which will feature his daughter Suhana Khan and Arjun Rampal in lead roles. The shooting of this action-packed film is going on in London. Apart from this, Shahrukh Khan is also going to do a cameo in the Stardom series under the direction of son Aryan.
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