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Shah Rukh Khan shows love for South Korean Band BTS while announcing Dunki's Netflix release; fans can't keep calm
In a unique approach to announce that Dunki is all set to stream across 190 countries, Shah Rukh Khan in the video can be seen entering a visa office for permission

After a long wait, Rajkumar Hirani-directed Dunki is finally streaming on OTT. Featuring actor Shah Rukh Khan in the lead role, the film turned out to be a commercial success, minting around Rs 272 crore in India and over Rs 100 crore overseas.It was at midnight on Wednesday when the streaming giant made a surprising announcement, leaving fans super-excited. "Pack your bags! After a Dunki around the world, @iamsrk is coming home. Dunki, now streaming on Netflix!'' the streaming giant wrote. However, it was SRK's special post that got fans talking, especially coming in as a treat for the BTS Army.In a clip shared to announce the film's OTT release, SRK can be seen confessing his love for the popular K-pop boy band, and that gesture of his making 'finger hearts' is just too adorable!Shah Rukh Khan's love for BTSIn a unique approach to announce that Dunki is all set to stream across 190 countries, Shah Rukh Khan in the video can be seen entering a visa office for permission. However, as soon as the visa officer turns him down, the actor speaks about his influence all over the world, how every other Londoner is named Raj, how Europe told the UK ‘palat palat’ during Brexit, and even the Statue of Liberty spreading its arms like him.However, it was then that the actor mentions how he taught the South Koreans to fall in love and adds, "Love you BTS," while making the cute finger heart emoji. This was indeed enough to send the BTS fans into a frenzy.Fans go crazy about the SRK-BTS epic crossoverAs soon as the video came out, fans widely shared the particular clip across social media platforms, also showering their love and affection for the superstar. An SRK fanclub wrote, "King Khan saying “Love you BTS ” in the new ad of #DunkiOnNetflix is pure love for all the BTS and SRK FANs around the globe," while another avid BTS fan wrote, "SRK name dropping BTS is something I never saw coming.""SRK saying "love you BTS". This is my roman empire," a third user commented, while another one commented, "SRK MENTIONED BTS MY TWO WORLDS COLLIDING OMGG."Check some more reactions:Besides Shah Rukh Khan, Dunki also stars Boman Irani, Taapsee Pannu, Vicky Kaushal, Vikram Kochhar, and Anil Grover in prominent roles. The film tells the tale of a few friends who embark on a dangerous journey through the 'donkey route' to go to the UK to follow their dreams.
First Published:Feb 15, 2024, 15:06:51 IST
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