Dressed in all-black casual wear, presumably from his son, Aryan Khan‘s fashion line, SRK attended an event on Tuesday evening, debuting a slick and sophisticated new look.Known for his ability to effortlessly switch up his style, Khan’s latest appearance has left fans buzzing with excitement, with many wondering if he has ditched his braids and ponytail for his next movie ‘King‘.
Shah Rukh Khan, who had been sporting long locks in his recent blockbuster films like ‘Pathaan‘ and ‘Jawan‘, was seen flaunting his many hairstyles until last month. The sudden switch to a short hairdo has led to speculation that it could be part of his preparation for his upcoming role that will see him starring alongside daughter Suhana Khan and Abhishek Bachchan.
Many fans took to Twitter and Instagram to ask, “#ShahRukhKhan now having a new look with short hairstyle. Maybe for #king move. Who knows…”
One thing everyone seemed to agree upon was that despite the new cut, he looked, “Handsome as always.”
While fans may have to wait a few months before ‘King’ hits theatres, the actor will be seen lending his voice to the upcoming live-action film ‘Mufasa: The Lion King’. He will be joined by sons AbRam Khan and Aryan Khan, who will also be lending their voices to the characters in the film.
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