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Met Gala 2025: Pakistan Fan Waits Outside Shah Rukh Khan's New York Hotel To Catch A Glimpse

Met Gala 2025: Pakistan Fan Waits Outside Shah Rukh Khan's New York Hotel To Catch A Glimpse

News1807-05-2025

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Pakistani content creator completed her childhood dream of seeing Shah Rukh Khan after excitedly waiting for him outside a New York hotel.
met galA New York-based food content creator with roots in Pakistan won the internet with a viral clip on Tuesday, May 4, as she waited patiently outside a New York hotel to catch a glimpse of India's legendary superstar Shah Rukh Khan. As the great Bollywood actor headed for the Met Gala 2025, Sehrish fulfilled her childhood dream of seeing the man himself live.
'Come with me to find Shah Rukh Khan in NYC," the lady said in an Instagram clip posted on her account 'sehrish.eats'. Sehrish walked up to the actor's hotel near the Metropolitan Museum of Art and joined a host of fans waiting outside just to get one glimpse of Khan, who made his first-ever visit to the Met Gala – a celebration of fashion that famous personalities from all over the globe take part in.
'Love of my life, light of my life, my entire dil — King Khan," said Sehrish in the video as she got the chance to see one of the biggest superstars of Indian cinema. 'I found him, he looked so good! My inner child is so happy," Sehrish captioned the video that has attracted 2.7 million views and worldwide comments.
Fans of SRK were especially keen to know how the content creator found out where he stayed for the Met Gala event while others congratulated her and poured their heart out. 'Girl how did y'all know what hotel he was at? I'm glad you got to see him!," one fan asked the woman. Netflix then made a filmy remark, stating: 'Har pal har ghadi har waqt mere naina mere SRK ko doondhte hai."
Apart from Khan, other Bollywood actors were also present at the event. Sehrish initially spotted Sidharth Malhotra, which only raised her hopes of also meeting her favourite Indian star.
In the video, a red carpet was laid out for all the visiting personalities. The first to walk out was Sabyasachi, the designer of Khan's outfit at his Met Gala debut. Finally, the superstar came out and was instantly swarmed by a large crowd. And that's how Sehrish lived her childhood dream.
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