MUMBAI: ‘Chennai Express’ is into its second week and now ‘Once Upon A Time In Mumbai Dobaara’ has released too. Looks like Shah Rukh Khan is going all out to see that his own film gets all the eyeballs in the second week as well.
By now, those who have watched ‘Chennai Express’ will know how much ‘Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge’ is a huge influence on the former. Shah Rukh Khan’s career-making film released in 1995 and is still running at Maratha Mandir theater in central Mumbai. The superstar visited the theater on Independence Day among much fanfare.
‘Chennai Express’ was running simultaneously at Maratha Mandir, and it did not take long for Shah Rukh Khan to pose in front of the posters.
Bade bade shehron mein aisi choti choti baatein hoti rehti hain.Dilwale se Chennai tak. Humbled at Maratha Mandir
— SHAH RUKH KHAN (@iamsrk) August 15, 2013
Coincidentally, Shah Rukh Khan was to visit PVR Phoenix in Kurla and Lower Parel, but had to cancel due to the immense crowd the two theaters would see due to Independence Day.
Have to avoid visiting PVR Phoenix Kurla and PVR Phoenix Lower Parel. Independenceday rush etc.Will see you at rest of the enlisted theaters
— SHAH RUKH KHAN (@iamsrk) August 15, 2013
Shah Rukh Khan would only be happy to cancel if those huge crowds had come to watch ‘Chennai Express’.
