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Shah Rukh Khan's day out with his 'lil one' AbRam

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 19 May, 2014 01:10 AM

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan managed to take a break over the weekend and indulged in movies and food with his “lil one” AbRam.

‘21 Jump Street’, ‘27 Dresses’...a day of film watching and junk food with my lil one. No greater pleasure than the small ones. I sleep happy,” Shah Rukh tweeted Sunday.

The “Main Hoon Na” star has three children -- son Aryan and daughter Suhana with wife Gauri, and baby boy AbRam, who was born through surrogacy in 2013.

He is currently busy shooting for Farah Khan's "Happy New Year".

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