Gauri Khan Asks Paps Not To Click Suhana Khan And Her Photos, Video Goes Viral
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Gauri Khan and Suhana Khan were recently spotted at the Delhi airport. The video is going viral
Shah Rukh Khan's wife Gauri Khan and Suhana Khan were recently spotted at the Delhi airport. The mother-daughter duo made headlines not for their outfits or glam appearance, but for a protective moment that's now going viral across social media platforms. The star wife asked paps not to click their photos.
In a video, shared byViral Bhayani, we can Gauri Khan and Suhana Khan seen walking as cameras begin flashing. Noticing the swarm of photographers trying to capture the duo, Gauri firmly requests the paps not to click their pictures. The moment candid glimpse of Gauri's protective side as a mother. Suhana, meanwhile, kept her head down and swiftly walked past.
Watch the video here:
Suhana made her acting debut in December 2023 with The Archies, a Netflix original directed by Zoya Akhtar. The coming-of-age film also featured Khushi Kapoor, Agastya Nanda, Dot, Mihir Ahuja, Vedang Raina, and Yuvraj Menda.
Next, Suhana will star alongside her father in the much-anticipated film King. The project, which originally had Sujoy Ghosh attached as director, is now being helmed by Siddharth Anand. The cast reportedly includes an ensemble of big names like Jackie Shroff, Anil Kapoor, Arshad Warsi, Rani Mukerji, Abhishek Bachchan, Deepika Padukone, Jaideep Ahlawat, and Abhay Verma.
Earlier this year, Shah Rukh Khan attended the Next On Netflix showcase to support his son Aryan Khan, who's stepping into direction with his debut series The BA**DS of Bollywood. While on stage, the actor shared a heartfelt request with fans and the audience.
He said, 'Guzaarish aur bahut dil se main chaahunga ki mere bete jo apna pehla kadam rakh rahe hai direction mein, mere beti jo actress ban rahi hai, un sabko bhi 50 percent pyaar bhi agar ye duniya dede jitna mujhe diya hai toh bahut zyada hoga (A heartfelt request from me — if this world can give even 50 percent of the love to my son, who is taking his first step into direction, and my daughter, who is becoming an actress, as much as it has given me, that would mean a lot)."
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