After much awaiting of the fans all over the world Bollywood’s king khan Sharukh’s new film Raees had given its first glimpse of it by publishing a first look poster of the film. Sharukh Khan shared the first look poster through his official Facebook page as well as twitter account for his fans. Some days back another upcoming film of the King Khan titled as ‘Fan’ had released its first teaser and it is getting great response from all over the world already created some record in viewership in YouTube as well.
Fan is slated for an April Release 2016 and Raees is slated for an Eid release next year. Raeez is directed by Rahul Dholakia and written by Rahul Dholakia, Harit Mehta. Aashish Vashi and Neeraj Shujla. The flick has been produced by Sharukh Khan’s own Red chillies entertainments and Excel entertainments of which Sharukh is also a partner along with Farhan Akhtar, Gauri Khan and Rithesh Sidhwani. Malayali camera man KU Mohanan is cranking the camera of the film while Ram Sampath has composed the music to the lyrics written by Javed Akhtar. The first look poster also a tagline with it which says “Baniye ka dimag aur Miyanbhai ki daring” which has already become a hit among the fans.
The other film Fan is directed by Maneesh Shrama who had earlier directed films like Band Baja Baarath with Ranvir Singh and Anushka Sharma which is Ranvir’s debut film as well and Shudh Desi Romance with Sushant Singh Rajput and Parineeti Chopra. His first film Band Baja Barath was a success while Shudh Desi Romance did not get much of an appreciation from the audience.
Sharukh Khan has release in this year as well and it will be ‘Dilwale’ directed by Rohit Shetty who given him a blockbuster named ‘Chennai Express’ two years back. Dilwale has a great star cast including Kajol who is coming again as the pair of Sharukh after the much appreciated My Name Is Khan by Karan Johar. Another notable star in the film is Varun Dhawan who is the latest hot property in Bollywood with continuous success at Box office like Badlapur and ABCD 2.
