Shah Rukh Khan refers to Virat Kohli as his ‘damaad’ – ‘He is like my own…’
September 28, 2023
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as posted by the channelShah Rukh Khan who is currently riding high on the success of ‘Jawan’ recently conducted an ‘AskSRK’ session with his fans on X (formerly known as Twitter). While the superstar answered a bunch of fans’ questions, one particular post that caught our eye was his response to a question about Indian cricketer Virat Kohli. A netizen asked Shah Rukh ‘Sir say something about @imVkohli because everyday we are watching some fan war posts between them. Have some words in #Jawan style about Kohli.’ In his response, SRK wrote ‘I love @imVkohli he is like my own and I pray always for his well being….bhai damaad jaisa hai humaara!!!’ He also sent his best wishes to Team India ahead of the World Cup in a following post. Notably, Shah Rukh Khan has worked with Virat’s wife and actress Anushka Sharma in many films like ‘Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi’, ‘Jab Tak Hai Jaan’, ‘Zero’ among others. He had also attended their wedding back in 2017. Most recently, Shah Rukh and Virat made headlines when they met at a cricket stadium after an IPL match and danced together on the song ‘Jhoome Jo Pathaan’.
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