Salman Khan praised Shah Rukh Khan's Jawan prevue on his social media accounts. He exhorted everyone to see the movie in a theater.
Yesterday, the Jawan trailer, which stars Shah Rukh Khan, was uploaded to the internet. SRK followers went bonkers as soon as it was posted on social media. Everyone was blown away by the Jawan prevue's intense drama and intensity. Now everyone is anxiously anticipating the release of Jawan. Salman Khan appears to be looking forward to seeing Jawan in theaters as well. He posted the Shah Rukh Khan movie's trailer to social media and only had positive things to say.
Salman Khan is astounded by the Jawan trailer from Shah Rukh Khan
When Salman Khan shared the Jawan teaser, he commented that he adored it and added that it is the kind of movie that people should only see in theaters. He declared that he will watch Jawan the day it was released. Finally, he said, "Mazaa ahh gaya wahhhhh." This demonstrates how close of friends Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan are, and how strong their friendship is. Salman Khan appeared in the critically acclaimed cameo in Shah Rukh Khan's most recent film, Pathaan. Fans were ecstatic to watch them enjoying themselves while pulling off the action exploits. Nayanthara, Deepika Padukone, Vijay Sethupathi, and other actors may be seen in Jawan.
In Tiger 3, Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan will be pictured together. In Salman Khan's movie, SRK will feature in a cameo. SRK talked candidly about working with Salman Khan during a Live Instagram session. "With Salman Khan, there is no working experience; there is only love, happiness, friendship, and brotherly experience," he declared. So whenever I work with him, it is fantastic. Aside from one project, which was also not a full-fledged picture, we haven't really worked on a full-fledged movie together. We are not a unit, to be perfectly honest. Therefore, we only have 4-5 days a year to work on a movie. According to rumors, Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan will appear in the full-length action movie Tiger vs. Pathaan.
