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Shahrukh Khan was seen running away from the fans in London, once again hid his face

Shah Rukh Khan will appear in many films back to back, from ‘Pathan’ to ‘Jawan’. There is also the name ‘Dunki’ in these films. Shah Rukh Khan announced his next project ‘Dunky’ in April itself and made his fans and followers happy. The shooting of his upcoming film has already started and Shah Rukh Khan has reached London to shoot a sequence of the film. On Friday 22 July, pictures and videos from the sets of the shoot went viral on social media.

A video of Shah Rukh Khan has been doing the rounds on social media, in which the actor can be seen running towards his car trying to get away from the crowd. During this, he was seen wearing a checkered shirt, which he paired with a red jacket and black pants. However, it is not clear whether his look was from his upcoming film or not.

Recently shared the look, however, this was not the first time that Shahrukh Khan has been seen hiding his look. Even before this, Shahrukh was seen hiding from the media. From Karan Johar’s birthday bash, there were many occasions when King Khan was seen escaping from the media. The actor had shared his look with the young man in the past, through which he impressed the fans and now people are desperate to see his look from Dunki.

Shah Rukh Khan posing with fans in London Hours after the video went viral, another photo of Shah Rukh Khan posing with a fan in London surfaced online. In this photo the superstar is seen standing in an automobile store. It is evident from the photo that this is a picture during his travels, in which he was seen posing for a selfie with his fans. A lot of reactions of users are also coming out on this picture of Shahrukh Khan on social media.

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