Shah Rukh Khan MOBBED At Srinagar Airport, Fans Refuse to Let Him Go Without Selfies, Watch Here

When Shah Rukh Khan was surrounded by other travelers at the airport on Friday, he was spotted getting ready to board a flight from Srinagar. In a video that went viral, SRK was seen surrounded by fans attempting to take a selfie with him. It was hard for Shah Rukh to move around and get away from the crowd because it seemed like everyone wanted a selfie with him.

Shah Rukh Khan at Srinagar Airport

A little video of Shah Rukh being pulled and moved by fans at the air terminal is out on Twitter. As the actor’s security guards rescue him from the crowd, numerous people are seen attempting to capture the moment on their smartphones.

Shah Rukh was seen in an all-black ensemble at the airport. In a couple of pictures that surfaced on the web, Shah Rukh was likewise seen wearing a plane coat. Shah Rukh was filming Dunki in Kashmir for a schedule. Coordinated by Rajkumar Hirani, the film likewise stars Taapsee Pannu leading the pack.

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Actor reaches Kalina airport

After finishing the Kashmir shoot, Shah Rukh was seen arriving at Mumbai’s Kalina airport on Friday evening. He was dressed in the same way as the video from Srinagar airport showed him. He chose to wear black pants, a white shirt, and a black leather jacket for a cool look. Additionally, he wore some accessories and black sunglasses.

The actor rushed into his car as soon as he got to the Mumbai airport terminal. The paparazzi who were waiting for him outside the airport gate did not photograph him.
Previous online leaks included a number of behind-the-scenes photos and videos of the actor from the Dunki sets. He and his team were seen in Kashmir at the well-known Sonamarg. In some of the pictures, the actor also posed for fans. A fan account tweeted, “Latest Update: ” after sharing a video. Shah Rukh Khan, Taapsee Pannu, and Vicky Kaushal enclosed a shoot of Dunki in Sonmarg, Kashmir, recently.”