See Pics: Shah Rukh Khan, Anushka Sharma Shoot For Imtiaz Alis Film In Punjabs Streets
Darpan News Desk IANS, 03 Apr, 2017 12:05 PM
Shah Rukh Khan and Anushka Sharma were hopping from one city to another in Europe just a few months ago.
Now, the actors are back in their own country and we can spot them in the busy lanes of Punjab. Imtiaz Ali has shifted his focus from Europe to Jalandhar where he is shooting his next with SRK and Anushka for his unnamed next and the images are flooding the internet. Alas, the film is yet to get a name.
Going by these pictures, one can see Anushka in a desi avatar. She is seen wearing a yellow salwar-suit. On the other hand, Shah Rukh is carrying a casual look. We have to say, their recent pictures are a huge departure from what we have seen earlier and there is obviously the desi ambience around them.
Even before its release, Imtiaz Ali’s untitled movie has created a lot of buzz. Some media reports suggest that SRK is playing a womaniser in the movie.
Shah Rukh had in past shared his philosophical side when the team was shooting in Prague.
The actor not only visited different museums and parks and explored a bit of history of these European cities, he also took some time off to study novelists and writers from these parts. In one such incident, he shared a quote from Franz Kafka’s book, ‘I am a cage in search of a bird.’
Actress Angelina Jolie made her first public appearance after she filed for divorce from Brad Pitt in September 2016, when she stepped out for a press conference ahead of the Cambodia premiere of her new film "First They Killed My Father".
Sanjay spent time with Maanayata and the children -- Sharaan and Iqra -- during the shoot of "Bhoomi", produced by Bhushan Kumar and Sandeep Singh, and directed by Omung Kumar.
Actor-comedian Kapil Sharma will bring back his much-loved character, Rajesh Arora on The Kapil Sharma Show. Although he discontinued playing the character later, multiple requests by celebrity guests have made him change his mind.
National Award winner Madhur Bhandarkar, who recently wrapped up shooting of "Indu Sarkar", set against the Emergency, believes the younger generation should know about what transpired during the turbulent 21-month period in the 1970s.
