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Time of India
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
RARE and UNSEEN photos of Shah Rukh Khan from before his Bollywood debut goes viral; fans say, 'Those beautiful...'
Shah Rukh Khan continues to reign in the hearts of millions with his magnetic charm, suave looks, and unforgettable performances. While fans are always hungry for more glimpses of the superstar, rare throwbacks are like gold. This time, the internet is buzzing over some nostalgic gems—shared not by paparazzi or fan pages, but by a close friend who knew SRK even before he became the king of the silver screen. A Nostalgic Trip Down Memory Lane The nostalgic trip was courtesy of Amar Talwar , Shah Rukh Khan's old friend from their Barry John's Theatre Action Group (TAG) days. Talwar delighted fans by sharing a treasure trove of never-seen-before photos of the Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge star—long before he became the King of Bollywood. Taking to Instagram on the eve of May 1, 2025, Amar gave SRK fans something truly special with this rare glimpse into the superstar's early days. Check out the photos here: by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Cost Of Amusement Park Equipment From Mexico Might Surprise You - See Tips Amusement Park Equipment | search ads Click Here Undo Monochrome Magic: Young SRK Through Amar's Lens Amar Talwar treated fans to three striking monochrome photographs of Shah Rukh Khan, each capturing a different mood of the future superstar. One image is a close-up showcasing a young SRK flashing his signature smile—his expressive eyes full of warmth, with slightly tousled hair adding to the charm. The second photo is a candid moment, effortlessly natural, while the third features Shah Rukh posing with Amar's son, Tally. Talwar revealed that these snapshots date back to the early 1990s, a time before SRK had stepped into Bollywood and taken the industry by storm. Capturing Moments In the second photo, a young SRK is seen in action, capturing a moment himself with a vintage Pentax Spotmatic camera—proof that the man in front of the lens once enjoyed being behind it too. The third image is pure nostalgia: SRK cradles a little boy, Amar Talwar's son Tally, flashing a cheeky grin that hints at the superstar charisma to come. Dressed in a loose button-down shirt, light-washed denim, and classic sneakers, Shah Rukh exudes effortless 90s charm—mesmerising even before the fame found him. Amar Talwar's Special Message for Fans He wrote, 'Going through my old pics, I came across these I'd clicked of Shahrukh Khan with my son, Tally, around 1990, before his departure for Bollywood. Shahrukh and I had acted in a couple of TAG (Barry John's Theatre Action Group) plays together - 'Rough Crossing' and 'Who's Life Is It Anyway' and then in a third play, 'Lend Me A Tenor', Barry cast me in the role he wanted Shahrukh to play, but by then Shahrukh had left for Mumbai, the rest is history - I guess!' Fan Reactions Pour In As soon as the photos started doing the rounds on social media, likes and comments poured in from all sides. Awesome! Sharing!', another one added, 'Whatta my favourites in one frame!' A fan also commented, 'Those beautiful days'.. SRK's Rise to Stardom Shah Rukh began his acting journey with the television series Fauji in 1988, followed by shows like Circus and Idiot, which showcased his early talent and screen presence. However, it was in 1992 that he made his big-screen debut with Deewana, quickly followed by films like Chamatkar and King Uncle. His breakthrough came in 1993 with back-to-back hits in the psychological thrillers Baazigar and Darr, establishing him as a force to be reckoned with. Since then, SRK has charmed audiences with his versatility, gentlemanly persona, and unforgettable performances. Up next, he's set to headline Siddharth Anand's much-anticipated King, where he'll share the screen with his daughter Suhana Khan and actor Abhishek Bachchan .
Indian Express
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Shah Rukh Khan's unseen pictures from his college days go viral, fans go down the memory lane
Actor Amar Talwar, who shared screen space with Shah Rukh Khan in their 2001 blockbuster Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham, took fans down the memory lane recently. He shared the superstar's rare, unseen pictures from his college days on social media, even before he entered Bollywood and became a star. The photos have now gone viral, sending everyone in a wave of nostalgia. Talwar also revealed that the snaps are from when they knew each other in 1990. Sharing monochrome picture of SRK on Facebook, he wrote, 'Going through my old pics, came across these i'd clicked of Shahrukh Khan with my son, Manoj – Tally to the world – sometime around 1990, before Shahrukh's departure for Bollywood. Shahrukh and i had acted in a couple of TAG (Barry John's Theatre Action Group) plays together – 'Rough Crossing' and 'Who's Life Is It Anyway' and then in a third play, 'Lend Me A Tenor' Barry cast me in the role he originally wanted Shahrukh to play but by then Shahrukh had left for Mumbai, Bollywood…and the rest is history – i guess!' View this post on Instagram A post shared by Amar Talwar (@amarthetalwar) The actor posted three pictures of a young Shah Rukh from 1990 before he ventured into Bollywood and became a star. The first photo shows him giving his signature smile while looking right into the camera. Another one shows him clicking a picture with a Pentax Spotmatic camera. And the last picture shows him holding a young child, Amar's son, close to him. They gave a relatable and down-to-earth glimpse of his personality to fans. For the unknown, Amar is known for playing Raj GJ Singh in the television show Shanti. He also played pivotal roles in films such as Bhoot and Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham. He played Rani Mukerji's father in the movie. Meanwhile, on the professional front, Shah Rukh Khan will next be seen in Sujoy Ghosh's King, also featuring his daughter Suhana Khan. The film is expected to release in the middle of 2026.
Hindustan Times
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Young Shah Rukh Khan looks swoon-worthy in unseen pictures from before he entered Bollywood and became a star
Actor Amar Talwar had something special in store for Shah Rukh Khan fans recently. He took to Instagram to post a note about how he knew the Bollywood star before he was famous, sharing unseen monochrome pictures of him to make it better. (Also Read: 'I am a joke in my house': Shah Rukh Khan drops hilarious confession on 'funny' equation with his children at WAVES 2025) Amar posted three pictures of a young Shah Rukh from 1990 before he headed to Bollywood and became a star. One picture shows him giving his trademark smile while looking into the camera. Another shows him clicking a picture with a Pentax Spotmatic camera. And the third shows him holding a little boy, Amar's son, close. Posting the pictures, Amar wrote, 'Going through my old pics, came across these i'd clicked of Shahrukh Khan with my son, Tally, around 1990, before his departure for Bollywood.' He then revealed that he knew Shah Rukh because they acted in a few plays together before he left for Bollywood, 'Shahrukh and i had acted in a couple of TAG (Barry John's Theatre Action Group) plays together - "Rough Crossing" and "Who's Life Is It Anyway" and then in a third play, "Lend Me A Tenor" Barry cast me in the role he wanted Shahrukh to play but by then Shahrukh had left for Mumbai, the rest is history - i guess!' A post shared by Amar Talwar (@amarthetalwar) For the unversed, Amar is famous for playing Raj 'GJ' Singh in the 1994 TV show Shanti with Mandira Bedi. He also played key roles in films like Bhoot and Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham. Shah Rukh's acting career began in 1988 with the TV show Fauji. He later acted in shows like Circus and Idiot. In 1992, he debuted with Deewana, and later acted in films like Chamatkar and King Uncle. But it was the 1993 thrillers Baazigar and Darr that turned things around for him. In 2023, he starred in Pathaan, Jawan and Dunki, apart from a cameo role in Tiger 3. He will soon star in Siddharth Anand's King with his daughter Suhana Khan and Abhishek Bachchan as his co-stars.
