Here is all you want to know about Shah Rukh Khan’s character in Imtiaz Ali’s next
| Jan 24, 2017, 00:17 IST
Film promotions have gone a notch higher, as Shah Rukh Khan and the 'Raees' team set out on a train journey to promote the film. The journey that took off from Mumbai today will end tomorrow as the train reaches Delhi. A unique way of film promotion Shah Rukh will wave out and greet people at each of the station the train halts. With the film all set to release on 25th January, post 'Raees' SRK will gear up for Imtiaz Ali's next alongside Anushka Sharma.
The film is tentatively titled 'The Ring' and is all set to release on August 11. As SRK spoke about his idea of new age romance, he also opened up about romance in Imtiaz's film. Shah Rukh spoke about how romance requires a certain kind of formality and time for which he is too old now. He also spoke about the idea of new age romance. (Also Read: Here is Shah Rukh Khan’s idea of romance on a train)
Divulging a few details about the film, SRK revealed, "Maybe in Imtiaz's film romance might be there because I am playing kind of my age, 40s, the lady, of course, Anushka is younger than me. There I'd do this formality because he (the character) belongs to that world… but the language is very Imtiaz. He is very modern thinking and has a different take on romance."
The film is tentatively titled 'The Ring' and is all set to release on August 11. As SRK spoke about his idea of new age romance, he also opened up about romance in Imtiaz's film. Shah Rukh spoke about how romance requires a certain kind of formality and time for which he is too old now. He also spoke about the idea of new age romance. (Also Read: Here is Shah Rukh Khan’s idea of romance on a train)
Divulging a few details about the film, SRK revealed, "Maybe in Imtiaz's film romance might be there because I am playing kind of my age, 40s, the lady, of course, Anushka is younger than me. There I'd do this formality because he (the character) belongs to that world… but the language is very Imtiaz. He is very modern thinking and has a different take on romance."