Shah Rukh Khan's residence Mannat getting a new glowing nameplate is simply unmissable

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan is nothing less than an emotion for his fans and they do need a single reason to celebrate him. The actor started trending earlier today on social media due to a change in the nameplate of his lavish home, Mannat in Bandra, Mumbai. Fans went berserk with the same and also pointed out how the nameplate has evolved over the years.

Talking about the new nameplate, it is made up of radium and one of its highlights is that it tends to glow in the evening and night hours. This makes for more lovely pictures by the millions of fans of Shah Rukh Khan who throng near the nameplate to click pictures. For the unversed, the earlier nameplate was black and gold in color.

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One of the fans tweeted a closer picture of Shah Rukh Khan’s Mannat nameplate. While another netizen shared a collage of all the nameplates used for Mannat over the years. Take a look at the posts.

However, one of the users also stated that she still feels nostalgia for the old nameplates of Mannat and is not getting the same vibe from the new one. The tweet read, "@iamsrk was surprised to see the new nameplate of Mannat. For me those old iconic ones are attached with priceless memories, glad I've taken pics standing there. They were classy. Can't feel the same about the new one ..it looks kinda odd not blending in. #Mannat."

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Well, it seems this new nameplate is bound to attract even more fans to the megastar’s beautiful home. Talking about Shah Rukh Khan’s home Mannat, the actor bought the lavish house in the year 2001. While shooting for his film Yes Boss (1997), Shah Rukh saw the property and immediately fell in love with it and did not waste any time purchasing the same from its former owner, Nariman Dubash.