Shah Rukh Khan learns from Anushka Sharma and Katrina Kaif!

The King of Bollywood Shah Rukh Khan, who is on the top of his game for decades now, has insisted that acting in Yash Chopra’s untitled film has been a learning experience for him. The superstar is working with Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma in the film and he believes working with young actors is always good as one gets to learn new things.

The 46-year-old King Khan is known best for his romantic films – mostly directed by Yash Chopra – yet he is doing a film with Chopra after a long time since he remained busy on other projects.

“It has been a great pleasure, and an honour to work with both, Anushka and Katrina. And I call it a learning experience because when you work with young actors, they come in with their own new lingo and have completely different ways of doing things or acting out scenes,” he said.

Khan has worked with Anushka previously in ‘Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi’ (2008). However, he is going to share screen space with Katrina for the first time ever and this has created a lot of hype among the audiences.

“You know, the other day I was at Yash Raj Films and Yashji told me, ‘it’s very different, the manner in which you have acted in this film.’ And I think that’s the biggest compliment an actor can ever get. According to me, this difference is because I have worked with these young actors,” said SRK, who was at a Tag Heuer event on Monday.

The teaser of the film has been released but it is still without any title. When Khan was asked about it, he didn’t reveal much.

“For now, it’s important to know that it’s my film and it’s coming out on Diwali. Naam mein kya rakha hai? (What’s in a name?),” he said.

Well, all said and done, Yash Chopra is the best when it comes to romantic movies and SRK performs best with him so let’s see if both of these entertain the audiences once again.

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