[VIDEO] Shah Rukh Khan at Vaishno Devi! Caught Hiding Face During Third Visit to Vaishno Devi Ahead of Dunki’s Release

Renowned Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, known for celebrating both Diwali and Eid with great enthusiasm, recently made his third visit to the Vaishno Devi temple ahead of the release of Rajkumar Hirani’s film, Dunki. Caught on camera Shah Rukh Khan hiding face at Vaishno Devi.

This marks Khan’s third visit to the temple, a tradition he began before the releases of his previous blockbusters, Pathaan and Jawan. The actor’s frequent visits have sparked speculation among fans, who believe that his upcoming film, Dunki, is poised for similar success.

Shah Rukh Khan, in a video circulating online, can be seen hiding his face behind black sunglasses, a mask, and a hoodie—possibly to avoid drawing attention from fans at the religious site. Accompanied by security personnel, he walked alongside fellow pilgrims during the visit.

Video, Shah Rukh Khan Spotted at Vaishno Devi

Fans React to Khan’s Visit

Social media reactions to the video were swift, with one fan praising Shah Rukh Khan as “the most secular person in India.” Others expressed excitement, with comments like “Great, he is going. Jai Mata Di,” and “Khan Saab seems to be immersed in devotion these days. Pathaan, Jawan, and now Dunki.”

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About Shah Rukh Khan’s Next Movie, Dunki

Dunki, also featuring Vicky Kaushal and Taapsee Pannu, is scheduled for release on December 21. Recently, SRK released a teaser for the movie’s song titled “O Maahi” and provided an explanation of the movie’s title. He shared, “Because everybody asks, what does Dunki mean? Dunki means being apart from your loved ones. And when you are with them, one feels the moment should last till the end of time. O Maahi O Maahi… feel the love before the sun sets on the horizon today! #DunkiDrop5 – O Maahi Promotional Video Out Soon! Dunki releasing worldwide in cinemas on 21st December, 2023.”

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