Shah Rukh Khan continues to expand his global reach, having an incredible year in cinema with hits like Jawan and Pathaan that made a significant impact on the international box office. Beyond Bollywood, SRK’s influence reached the MCU as The Marvels director Nia DaCosta expressed her desire to collaborate with him.

During a recent interview with a leading news portal, Nia DaCosta, the director of the eagerly awaited MCU film, The Marvels, openly praised Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan and revealed that she wants to collaborate with him, referring to him as a legend.

When questioned about the possibility of casting a Bollywood star in a manner similar to Farhan Akhtar’s involvement in the series Ms. Marvel, Nia DaCosta disclosed that it hadn’t been considered. She emphasised their dedication to maintaining authenticity and avoiding casting purely for show.

The Marvels features Brie Larson, Teyonah Parris, Iman Vellani, Samuel L. Jackson, Zawe Ashton and Park Seo-joon. The film is slated to hit the cinemas in India on November 10.

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Of late, the trend of people dancing inside metro trains, railway platforms, and other public places has seen a sharp rise. Such acts are not only annoying for the public, but can also be risky at times. One such video has surfaced on the internet showing a young woman dancing to a popular Bhojpuri song inside a crowded and moving train coach in West Bengal.

The woman has been identified as Saheli Rudra, who is an Instagram influencer with more than 8.4 lakh followers. In the video, she is dressed in a shirt and ripped jeans, and is confidently seen dancing to Khesari Lal Yadav’s ‘Saj Ke Sawar Ke’, in a passage between seats filled with passengers. While many people looked at her with curiosity, others were seen recording the video on their mobile phones. A few were simply unconcerned. 

Ms Rudra shared the video on her Instagram account and captioned it as, ”Chalo hum vi bna liye (Even I made it)”.

Watch the video here:

Since being shared, the video has amassed more than 2.5 lakh likes and 11 million views, so far. Internet users flocked to the comment section to express a wide range of reactions to the video. While some were amused and praised her confidence, others questioned the location where she chose to shoot the reel. Many called such activities ”a nuisance”, and wondered why so many people were shooting dance videos on trains. 

One user wrote, ”Making reels should be banned in local trains and stations. Wtf is wrong with the people nowadays?” Another wrote, ”Thanks to Indian railways for providing free entertainment for their passengers.”

A third said, ”Wow confidence level superb. I feel uncomfortable even while taking a video call inside the train.” A fourth added, ”Nowadays even the audience has stopped caring.”

Yet another added, ”Stop this trend.”

A fifth wrote, ”If railway department charges some amount from this type of cringe person then railway govt become a billionaire.”