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SRK devotes 15 hours to 'Fan'

Darpan News Desk IANS, 08 Sep, 2014 07:59 AM

A workaholic, Shah Rukh Khan devoted 15 hours of a day for his commitment to new film "Fan". The experience for him, he says, was "satisfying".

"Fan", directed by Maneesh Sharma and produced by Aditya Chopra, will feature the Bollywood 'badshah' playing a fan.

"Finished once again a 15 hour gruelling day of satisfying work on Fan. Thanks Maneesh & ur Fan Team…being so nice to me & smiling along," Shah Rukh tweeted.

SRK, whose recently revealed eight-pack abs in "Happy New Year" has caught eyeballs galore, had earlier said that the movie is dedicated to his fan following.

“'Fan' is a 'family film'. It's the family all of you have become for me...the one I didn't have. I want to be as beautiful as you all. Thanks,” he had once said.

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