Shah Rukh Khan's unseen video while rehearsing lines from Swades goes viral, fans react

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An unseen video of Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan rehearsing a scene from the 2004 film Swades has recently surfaced online and is quickly going viral. The video, shared on social media by a fan account, shows Shah Rukh Khan practicing his lines alongside co-actor Gayatri Joshi, capturing a rare behind-the-scenes moment from the film’s making.

The caption accompanying the video reads, "#SRK looks so young and, Shah Rukh Khan, Shahrukh Khan, SRK, SRK Songs, SRK Goa Universe, SRKian, SRK Fan Club, Swades" The video has since garnered significant attention, with fans expressing their admiration for the actors’ dedication and the timeless appeal of Swades.

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In the video, Shah Rukh and Gayatri are seen sitting next to each other, rehearsing a scene where their characters engage in a heated discussion over dinner. The scene in question is a crucial moment in the film, where Mohan Bhargava (played by Shah Rukh Khan) argues that India is lagging in terms of development, while Gayatri’s character presents a counterpoint. The intensity of their performances, even in rehearsal, is a testament to the powerful acting that Swades is known for.

The video has quickly amassed over many views, with fans flooding the comments section with praise. One user wrote, "Gaytri has killed this one...she is outstanding" Another commented, "The best movie of SRK till date. It should be re-released once."

Recently , Shah Rukh Khan has reunited with his sons Aryan and AbRam for a special collaboration in Disney's Mufasa: The Lion King. Shah Rukh reprised his role as the voice of Mufasa, while Aryan once again lent his voice to Simba, continuing their iconic portrayal of the father-son duo from the 2019 adaptation.

This time, AbRam also joined the project, making it a full family affair. The collaboration was celebrated by fans, who were excited to see the Khan family bring to life the emotional journey of Mufasa and Simba, deepening the bond they had established in the original film.