Pathaan, starring Shah Rukh Khan, has a new teaser. The trailer has been made available in Tamil and Telugu in addition to Hindi. To promote the release of the trailer in Telugu, actor Ram Charan posted it to Twitter with the following caption:
“Wishing the whole team of #Pathaan all the very best! @iamsrk Sir looking fwd to seeing you in action sequences like never before! #PathaanTrailer.”
Wishing the whole team of #Pathaan all the very best!@iamsrk Sir looking fwd to seeing you in action sequences like never before! #PathaanTrailerhttps://t.co/63G1CC4R20 @deepikapadukone | @TheJohnAbraham | #SiddharthAnand | @yrf pic.twitter.com/MTQBfYUfjg
— Ram Charan (@AlwaysRamCharan) January 10, 2023
Now, Khan thanked Ram for the favour in his own unique way. He tweeted:
“Thank u so much my Mega Power Star @alwaysramcharan. When ur RRR team brings Oscar to India, please let me touch it!! (Mee RRR team Oscar ni intiki tecchinappudu okkasaari nannu daanini touch cheyyanivvandi!) Love you.)”
It was impossible to ignore the Telugu actor’s reaction to SRK’s post. He wrote,
“Of course @iamsrk Sir! The award belongs to Indian Cinema❤️.”
Of course @iamsrk Sir!
The award belongs to Indian Cinema❤️ https://t.co/fmiqlLodq3— Ram Charan (@AlwaysRamCharan) January 10, 2023
At the 2023 Academy Awards, S. S. Rajamouli’s magnum work was nominated for 15 awards, including Best Song. On January 24, the Academy will reveal the finalists for this year’s Oscars. In addition, SRK’s Pathaan will be released in theatres throughout the globe on January 25.
Starring Deepika Padukone, John Abraham, and director Siddharth Anand. The film is part of Yash Raj Films’ espionage universe, which also includes Tiger (starring Salman Khan) and War (starring Hrithik Roshan).
It seems like the troubles in and around Pathaan will never cease. The controversy started when Deepika Padukone, was shown in a “saffron” bikini while being grabbed by Shah Rukh Khan’s character, a Muslim guy. Censor Board ordered various edits that displayed side postures and buttocks after widespread protests and vandalism at an Ahemdabad shopping complex. Still, the Bajrang Dal has threatened to disrupt the premiere of Siddharth Anand’s helming debut.
To begin, the politicization of a film originally intended for enjoyment is nevertheless disappointing. Shah Rukh Khan has even spoken publicly about his confidence in the film’s audience, claiming that despite the criticism, the film would be a financial success. But if it’s banned in certain places of the nation, that’s impossible.
