All You Need To Know About Shah Rukh Khan's Role In Aanand L Rai's Next

Everyone is aware that Shah Rukh Khan will play a dwarf in Aanand L Rai’s untitled film. While some may be super excited to see SRK playing a dwarf for the first time in his career, there may be some who don’t want to see the actor playing a dwarf. And now we have some interesting news for you.

Now grapevine is buzz that Shah Rukh will play a dual role in the film. While one of his characters will be a dwarf, the other will be normal. Both his characters will get to romance the two leading actresses, Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma, in the movie.

This will be the sixth time that the Baadshah Of Bollywood will be playing dual role in any film. He has earlier played double roles in include Karan Arjun (1995), Duplicate (1998), Don (2006), Om Shanti Om (2007), Ra.One (2011) and last year in Fan.

“While everyone knows that Shah Rukh is playing a dwarf in the film, only the unit and cast know that SRK actually has a double role in the movie. While one of them is a dwarf, the other is an average, regular kind of a common man and he is again played by Shah Rukh. The star will play his usual charming, romantic self in that role as we get to see him sing and dance. Both characters are completely different from each other, strongly performance-oriented and both the leading ladies get a chance to romance SRK. They have equal lengths in the films and hence they signed up for the film. Anushka will romance the normal guy while Katrina will romance the dwarf. It’s not an experimental film at all but about friendships and love. Shah Rukh has made a five-minute clip of the film and shown it to some of his close friends in B-Town and all have been raving about it,” revealed a source.

However, when asked from Aanand, he denied the news and stated that SRK is not playing double role in the film. The flick went on floors in May this year and is slated to release on December 21, 2018. 

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