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AbRam Turns 'Pouting Dilwala'

Darpan News Desk IANS, 09 Nov, 2015 12:52 PM
  • AbRam Turns 'Pouting Dilwala'
With his lips pushed forward, AbRam -- the youngest son of Shah Rukh Khan -- is the latest pouting 'Dilwala', says the superstar's friend and filmmaker Karan Johar.
 
Karan tweeted a photograph featuring the toddler and himself pouting at the camera.
 
"Before the #DILWALE mania begins! Here is the latest pouting DILWALA!!! #AbramKhan @iamsrk," Karan tweeted.
 
Shah Rukh, who has been sharing images of the cast of "Dilwale" on Twitter, also posted the photograph though he cropped out Karan.
 
"I mean really….aur kya chahiye (what else do you want)…happiness at beck and call," tweeted SRK.

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