Shah Rukh Khan dances to son AbRam Khan's song in adorable viral video; fans demand a father-son on-screen team up
once again proved he's the ultimate Bollywood dad, winning hearts across the internet with an endearing moment captured on camera with his son, AbRam Khan.
In a now-viral video doing the rounds on social media, SRK is seen participating in a star-studded
Antakshari
session, hosted by the ever-energetic
Ranveer Singh
.
While Shah Rukh himself picked up the mic to sing during the event, it was his youngest son, AbRam, who stole the spotlight.
The clip shows AbRam confidently stepping forward to sing a popular track, with his father lovingly standing beside him to cheer him on. In a moment that melted fans' hearts, Shah Rukh also joined in enthusiastically lip-syncing and acting out the dance steps to the track that AbRam sang, making for a one-of-a-kind father-son duet.
— ViRifaz (@ViRifaz)
Fans flooded social platforms with praise for the heartwarming team-up, with some even calling for a father-son collaboration on the big screen. "We need an SRK-AbRam movie ASAP!" wrote one fan, while another added, "Cuteness overload." Still another added, "Give them a film together already!"
While fans are keen to see the father-son duo on-screen, the two have worked together in the past. SRK and AbRam teamed up to lend their voices to the Lion King.
The duo voiced the characters of Mufasa and Simba respectively.
Also spotted joining the fun were
Kiara Advani
and
Sidharth Malhotra
, who participated in the
Antakshari
game and hit the stage for their song and dance performance.
On the work front, Shah Rukh will be co-starring with daughter
Suhana Khan
in the upcoming film 'King'. The doting dad also turned muse for eldest son,
Aryan Khan
, who has been working on his lifestyle fashion brand, and is also awaiting the release of his webseries.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Mint
4 hours ago
- Mint
Troll tells SRK to 'retire,' superstar fires back with hilarious 'tere sawaalon ka...' response
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 17 (ANI): Superstar Shah Rukh Khan once again proved why he is called the 'King of Wit' when he shut down a troll during his recent #AskSRK session on social media. On Saturday, the 59-year-old actor, who is preparing for Siddharth Anand's upcoming film 'King,' surprised his fans by interacting with them online after a long time. As always, the session was full of fun questions, heartfelt messages, and, of course, a few trolls trying their luck. During the session, one user attempted to taunt the actor about his age, asking him to "retire" and give space to younger actors. "Bhai, ab umar ho gayi, retirement le lo aur dusre bachche logon ko aage aane do. #AskSRK" (Brother, you've grown old now, consider retiring so that the new kids can move forward), the user tweeted. SRK, known for handling such moments with humour and class, gave a befitting reply that went viral in no time. He responded, "Bhai, tere sawaalon ka bachpana jab chala jaaye... Phir kuch acchha sa puchna! Tab tak, temporary retirement mein reh please." The witty comeback had fans cheering for their favourite star. Many praised him for his sense of humour, while others shared that Shah Rukh will "never retire from their hearts." One fan wrote, "There is no full stop in success, and there won't be. Work until you breathe." Another called him "the undisputed king" for handling criticism with such grace. Meanwhile, reports suggest that the shooting of 'King' has been paused due to SRK's shoulder injury. (ANI)
Time of India
5 hours ago
- Time of India
Shah Rukh Khan hits back with a savage reply after netizen asks him to retire, tweet goes viral. Here's what he said
Highlights from AskSRK session More about The Ba**ds of Bollywood Superstar Shah Rukh Khan made our Saturday much better by hosting the all-time favourite #AskSRK session on Twitter. Known for his sharp wit and charm, SRK used the opportunity to answer a wide range of questions, from his health and upcoming projects to his son Aryan Khan 's directorial debut. It marked the actor's first interactive session on social media in months, and fans were more than thrilled to hear directly from the Bollywood Khan kicked off the session by mentioning that he had some free time due to the rainy weather and his ongoing recovery from an injury, so he decided to interact with fans for a while through a fun #AskSRK. This sparked a wave of fan questions, covering topics from his recent National Award recognition to details about his upcoming confirmed that he is currently filming for his next movie, King, which stars his daughter Suhana Khan in a key role. The film is being directed by Siddharth Anand, who previously worked with Shah Rukh on Pathaan. However, the shoot has slowed down slightly due to an injury the actor sustained. He assured fans that filming continues with leg shots for now, and full production will resume once he's fully fan asked if the actor should consider retirement now that younger actors are stepping into the spotlight. In classic SRK style, he delivered a witty clapback. He said, "Bhai, tere sawaalon ka bachpana jab chala jaaye... phir kuch acchha saa puchna! Tab tak temporary retirement mein reh please.' (Brother, when your childish questions end, then ask something worthwhile! Until then, please go on temporary retirement.)Another major highlight was Shah Rukh confirming the launch of the first look of Aryan Khan's much-awaited series The Ba**ds of Bollywood. Produced by Red Chillies Entertainment, the show will stream on Netflix and features several high-profile cameos from stars like Salman Khan, Ranbir Kapoor, Bobby Deol, Karan Johar, and Ranveer Singh. Aryan has taken the creative route behind the camera, marking his official debut as a director and showrunner.
Indian Express
9 hours ago
- Indian Express
Fans call Aryan Khan ‘Xerox copy of Shah Rukh Khan' after The Ba**ds of Bollywood teaser drops: ‘SRK relaunching himself'
The first look of Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan's much-awaited show The Ba**ds of Bollywood is finally here, and fans can't keep calm. While fans are excited for the series, which is written and directed by Aryan, they have also taken to social media to point out how eerily similar Aryan sounds to his father Shah Rukh. In the video, instead of staying behind the scenes, Aryan makes an appearance in front of the camera and introduces his show with the line, 'Picture toh saalon se baki hai, par show ab shuru hoga.' Aryan's cameo in the teaser shows him delivering Shah Rukh's famous dialogue from Mohabbatein, but of course, the star kid added his own twist. After the teaser was released, fans took to social media to point out how Aryan looks like a 'Xerox copy of SRK,' with his voice, mannerisms, looks, and even his acting and dialogue delivery resembling Shah Rukh's very closely. A fan wrote on Reddit, 'i genuinely thought it was Shahrukh doing the voiceover. CRAZYY HOW THEIR VOICES R SOOO SIMILAR.' Another comment was along similar lines, 'His voice also is similar to SRK , i thought SRK was doing dub for whole time.' Another user joked, 'SRK relaunching himself. That's it.' One more comment read, 'Dude how is he the Xerox Copy of SRK???? Never understood the hype until now but Aryan Khan is actually really hot 🔥' Another fan pointed out, 'The way he smiled is exactly how Shah Rukh smiles.' The Ba**ds of Bollywood features Lakshya, known for his lead role in Karan Johar's critically acclaimed film Kill, and Sahher Bambba in the lead roles. The show also boasts an ensemble cast including Mona Singh, Manoj Pahwa, Manish Chaudhari, Raghav Juyal, Anya Singh, and Gautami Kapoor. The preview of the show will be out on August 20. Earlier, Shah Rukh Khan had announced the title of Aryan Khan's web show through a video. The clip featured a lighthearted banter between Aryan and Shah Rukh, and that video too saw Aryan make a cameo. The official synopsis of The Ba**ds of Bollywood reads, 'An ambitious outsider and his friends navigate the larger-than-life yet uncertain world of Bollywood. The series blends self-aware humour with a high-stakes narrative — and promises a host of unforgettable cameos, blockbuster thrills and an adventurous ride into the world of Indian cinema.'
