SRK took to social media to share a montage of clips taken from his films such as Jawan, Main Hoon Na, Dil Se, Devdas, Chennai Express, Om Shanti Om, Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa and wrote, “Some of my previous films are coming back to the theatres. The man in them hasn’t changed much – just the hair… and a little more handsome

In select theatres across India, in association with PVR INOX.

A YRF International release across the Middle East, North America, the UK, Europe, and Australia.

T&C Apply.”

Take a look at his post:

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Talking about the film festival curated by PVR INOX, Shah Rukh Khan said, “Cinema has always been my home, and seeing these films find their way back to the big screen feels like a beautiful reunion. These movies are not just my stories, they belong to the audience that have lovingly embraced them over the last 33 years. I am grateful to PVR INOX for celebrating this journey with such love, and to Red Chillies Entertainment, my creative home, for always believing in stories that connect us all. I hope everyone who comes to watch relives the joy, the music, the emotions, and the magic of cinema that we’ve shared together.”

Meanwhile, on the work front, the actor will next be seen in King which is expected to hit the screens in 2026. The film features an ensemble cast including Deepika Padukone, Abhishek Bachchan, Suhana Khan, Abhay Verma and Raghav Juyal, among others.

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Alaya F, who marked her journey in Bollywood with Jawaani Jaaneman, is all set to star in Storm, which will mark Hrithik Roshan’s debut as a producer in a web series. Recently, the Srikanth actress talked about how the fan-favourite film impacted her life and also reminisced about her first encounter with Hrithik Roshan. This is a full circle moment for the actress as her interest in Bollywood sparked with Krrish (2006), starring Hrithik Roshan and Priyanka Chopra Jonas.

Alaya shared that she wasn’t particularly interested in Hindi cinema before Krrish. Speaking to Zoom, she shared, “I was never really a big Bollywood fan the way people are, growing up. But then I saw Krrish, and I think that was like a childhood-defining moment for me. Because it established two of the most favourite actors for me – I remember after that I was obsessed with Priyanka Chopra and Hrithik Roshan. I feel like that was when I really started enjoying the industry. Most people have their entry into being Bollywood buffs much earlier, but mine started there. Krrish was my initiation into Bollywood in a big way! I remember being completely in awe of him.”

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She reminisced, “I remember my Nana [Kabir Bedi] was shooting Kites with him. My Nana wasn’t used to me being very enthusiastic about anything related to the industry, but I was like, ‘Oh my god, I want to meet him.’ So my Nana said, ‘Okay, sure,’ and he took me onto the sets one day and he introduced me to Hrithik Sir. He said, ‘This is my granddaughter’. I went mute. I did not say a word. I was yapping before that and suddenly went completely quiet. My Nana urged, ‘Say something.’ And I did not say a word. That was my first interaction. Years later, when I met Hrithik sir now, I spoke a lot!”

Directed by Ajitpal Singh, who previously helmed Tabbar, Storm will stream on Amazon Prime Video.

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