Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan spotted making a quiet arrival at a London airport on Tuesday, where his presence quickly drew attention from fellow travellers, and fans.
Shah Rukh Khan spotted at London airport
The actor, who was in London for a getaway with his family, was filmed as he made his way past the immigration counter. Dressed in a casual all-black ensemble, the actor was seen making his way through the airport’s fast-track immigration lane. Keeping his look cool and comfortable, Shah Rukh opted for a simple black T-shirt paired with loose-fitting black pants and sneakers, while hiding his much-discussed hairstyle for his upcoming film ‘King’ under a black beanie. He completed the look with dark sunglasses and a blue crossbody bag. The actor was photographed scanning his passport at the immigration gate before making his way through the terminal. However, his low-key appearance did little to keep him under the radar. Videos doing the rounds online see fans who were waiting at the immigration counters, recognising him and leading to many pulling out their phones to capture photos and videos of the icon.A clip posted by a fan online, saw Shah Rukh acknowledging the person with a smile. “OMG!! Shah Rukh Khan looked at me and smiled,” read the caption of the viral post.
Shah Rukh Khan gears up for ‘King’ release
On the professional front, anticipation continues to build around Shah Rukh’s next big action film, ‘King’. The film, that will see the superstar share screen-space with his daughter, Suhana Khan, for the first time, is slated for a Christmas 2026 release.However, amid growing buzz around the arrival of big-ticket Hollywood films ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ and ‘Dune: Part Three’, rumours are rife that SRK and team ‘King’ may opt for another release date. The success of ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ at the Indian box office, has only amplified the buzz about a possible release date shuffle.Meanwhile, the film’s plans of releasing internally will be met with more competition from the Dwayne Johnson starrer ‘Jumanji: Open World’. Go to Source
