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Aryan holds back bodyguard for fan to get perfect pic- WATCH

Aryan Khan invites security guard for selfie; holds back bodyguard for fan to get the perfect picture - WATCH

While Shah Rukh Khan may be Bollywood’s king of hearts, his son, Aryan Khan is proving to be quite the heart-stealer with his heartwarming gestures towards his fans.The Khan family, who is in London to spend family time together, was spotted on frequent trips around London. During one such night out in Leicester Square, Aryan won praise on social media after a video showed him obliging a fan with a selfie outside a casino.

Aryan Khan SPOTTED in London

In the now-viral clip, Aryan is seen leaving the venue alongside a female friend and his security team. As he makes his way towards his waiting car, one of the casino’s security guards reportedly asked him for a photograph. Aryan was seen pausing and gesturing for the man to come closer. As the fan approaches with his phone, Shah Rukh Khan’s bodyguard instinctively steps in between the two to maintain a safe distance.

Aryan Khan obliges fan with a selfie

However, Aryan is seen raising his arm to gently hold back his bodyguard, and allowing the security guard to take a selfie with him. The brief interaction has since gone viral on the young director’s fan clubs.

Aryan Khan linked to Vinnie Takair

The video from the London outing comes just days after Aryan sparked dating rumours when he was allegedly spotted with Vinnie Takair. The woman in black seen accompanying him out of the casino is believed to be the Danish beauty. The two were seen leaving in the same car, fuelling speculation that Aryan may have a new lady in his life.On the professional front, Aryan is reportedly working on his next big directorial venture after his debut with Netflix’s ‘The Ba***ds of Bollywood’.Meanwhile, dad SRK is currently working on his next big action film titled ‘King’. The film, which also stars Suhana Khan in a leading role, is slated for a Christmas 2026 release.

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