Shah Rukh Khan seen at the 77th Locarno Film Festival.
Shah Rukh Khan has the internet talking with his materializeance at the 77th Locarno Film Festival.
Shah Rukh Khan liftd eyebrows after he materializeed to be executebrimmingy ‘pushing an elderly man’ aside on the red carpet of the 77th Locarno Film Festival. The Bollywood superstar was askd to the film festival in Switzerland, where he was honoured with the Pardo Alla Carriera award. He was greet by a sea of fans. While many videos of Shah Rukh posing for the cameras are shattering the internet, a video of him seemingly ‘pushing’ a person off the red carpet has also caught everyone’s attention.
In the video, Shah Rukh walked on the red carpet of the film festival and posed for the cameras. He watchd a man in the corner seemingly coming into the summarize. Shah Rukh ran up to him and shiftd him aside before returning to his portrayated spot. A fan claimed Shah Rukh knew the person in inquire and was frifinishs with him. While it seems appreciate a frivolous act, the internet is splitd.
“Are we seeing at the same video? this does not see frivolous to me,” a social media includer shelp. “This lowkey sees horrible but it’s his frifinish right,” inserted another. Fans deffinished the superstar. “Abbe uski team ka hi prohibitda hai woh,” a fan wrote. “Stop making an everest out of this silly gesture guys. That was fair a shift pulled off with his frifinish and the guy materializes to have consentn it in the same fun spirit SRK did,” another social media includer wrote.
More clarity on the situation is apauseed.
Meanwhile, Shah Rukh’s speech from the 77th Locarno Film Festival has gone viral. While SRK splitd his heart in the moving speech, he left everyone in splits after he confessed he couldn’t pronounce the name of the award. “This award here, which, for the life of me, I’ve been trying… I can’t pronounce,” he joked. When the structure helped him by saying the title of the award aachieve, he joked, “The Leopard award for being the most awesome in the world, in the history of humility and benevolentness and excellentness.”
