Aa Raha Hoon Main Train Mein, Says Raees Shah Rukh Khan
Shah Rukh embarks on a train journey in style, which we bet you would love to be a part of. Chalo Delhi!
Stars usually travel for film promotions to touch base
with their fans and audiences from several cities.
News is Shah Rukh Khan is all set to visit the capital to promote his next
release Raees but in a different manner.
Dropping off the regular pattern and schedule of reaching
the airport, boarding the flight and landing in the city, makers of Raees along
with SRK will ditch the flight travel this time and instead have locked the
mode of railways.
It's coming out as the most interesting piece of news as we have none other
then Shah Rukh travelling by railways en-route Delhi! The team is in the
process of packing their luggage and assuring that the trip is going to be an
ideal combination of work and play.
As SRK's character in the film Raees is very earthy and rooted, there is a
subconscious connect with train as a mode of transport which services masses.
Let's see who gets lucky when one of the biggest
superstars will be right amidst them.
Its not just this, Shah Rukh will complete a silver jubilee this year that marks
25 years of his career in the industry and the superstar might have travelled
by train in the initial stages of his long career and so it is also going to be
nostalgia of sorts for King Khan.
Infact, the Raees producer Ritesh Sidhwani and director Rahul Dholakia must also be taking the train after a very long time and this has triggered
sheer excitement amidst them too.
The train that SRK and the team are boarding is an August Kranti on Monday, January 23 that
will leave from Bombay Central at evening 5 pmand reach Hazrat
Nizamuddin at 10.55
am the next day. The train's halts include Andheri,
Borivili, Vapi, Walsad, Surat, Baruch, Baroda, Ratlam, Kota, Savai Modhopur and
Mathura.
Raees hits theatres on January 25.
Image Source: twitter/raeesthefilm
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