'Did the whole film with blindfold on my eyes.' Rajkumar Hirani's hilarious secret to evading SRK's charm on 'Dunki' sets
Dunki' director Rajkumar Hirani shared amusing insights into how he managed to sidestep the enchanting charisma of none other than Shah Rukh Khan during the filming of their latest venture.
Known for his irresistible charm, King Khan's magnetic allure often leaves a lasting mark on his co-stars and directors alike.
Hirani, in an exclusive interview with Zoom, disclosed the unconventional measures he adopted to stay focused on his directorial duties.
«I did the whole film with a blindfold on my eyes. I used to get charmed by his voice sometimes, so I used earplugs,» chuckled Hirani.
Adding a touch of humour, he revealed, «Then his assistant used to remove them and say 'shot is over,' and I used to reply, 'very good.'» The revelation prompted hearty laughter from both SRK and co-star Taapsee Pannu, who were part of the interactive session.
SRK, in the same interview, shared his perspective on film analysis, emphasising that movies are primarily meant for entertainment, regardless of their thematic categorisation as mass-oriented or content-oriented.
Dismissing the labels attached to his recent releases, 'Jawan' and 'Pathaan,' King Khan asserted that they are simply entertaining films.
'Dunki,' the latest cinematic offering from SRK, has struck a chord with audiences, particularly resonating with viewers in Australia and New Zealand.
The film's portrayal of the NRI experience has elicited a strong emotional connection from millions, reflecting in the widespread admiration and relatability it has garnered.
'Dunki' witnessed a robust opening at the box office, securing an impressive collection of Rs 30 crores. Notably, it achieved a significant advance booking collection of Rs 15.41 crore, showcasing the anticipation
