Salman khan's Tubelight is a copy of Hollywood movie - Little Boy

Salman Khan released the teaser of his upcoming movie, ‘Tubelight’ and people couldn’t control their emotions. Salman’s performance in the teaser has got a lot of compliments.

The Khan is ready to lighten up this Eid with a war film. Celebrities and fans from all over the world praised the teaser on Twitter. A few scenes even made people cry and it’s increasing our expectation from the movie a lot!

While we clearly understood that Salman plays a special character in the film, it is confirmed that it is based on the story of an American film, Little Boy.

The character that Salman is actually playing in ‘Tubelight’ was performed by a child in ‘Little Boy’.

The 8 year-old boy in the movie ‘Little Boy’  is very close to his father. Who is left devastated when his dad goes away to fight in the World War 2. Here, in ‘Tubelight’ maker’s have replaced the character of the father with brother. The brother’s character is being played by Sohail Khan. In the teaser, we can see that Salman is sad when Sohail leaves for the war.

Salman has a child actor playing the character of his friend in ‘Tubelight’ whereas, in ‘Little Boy’ the kid’s friend is a Japanese man.

Shah Rukh Khan is playing a cameo in ‘Tubelight’. His character in the film is a magician. Ben Chaplin played the magician’s role in the movie ‘Little Boy’.

‘Tubelight’ is the third collaboration of Salman Khan and Kabir Khan after ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’ and ‘Ek Tha Tiger’. Let’s see how this Hollywood’s inspired movie turns out!

Shahrukh Khan to reprise Ilayathalapathy Vijay's role in the hindi remake of Theri

Actor Vijay's Tamil film Theri is rumoured to be remade in Hindi with Shah Rukh Khan reprising Ilaiyathalapathy's role and the film will be directed by Rohit Shetty.

Ilayathalapathy Vijay is still basking in the success of his latest Tamil film Theri, which has earned a whopping Rs 150 crore at the box office.

Now, the latest buzz is that Vijay's Theri will be remade in Hindi and is speculated that the project might be directed by Rohit Shetty.

Also, it is being rumoured that the Baadshah of Bollywood Shah Rukh Khan might reprise the role of the immaculate IPS Vijayakumar in the Hindi remake.

Rohit Shetty has had many successful collaborations with King Khan including films like Chennai Express and the recent Diwale.

Sreedhar Pillai, a film trade analyst, in a recent article published in The Hindu, stated that Rohit Shetty is likely to remake the Hindi version with Shah Rukh Khan playing the lead.

Rohit Shetty has officially announced his next with Shah Rukh Khan. Notably, SRK is currently shooting for Anand L Rai's next, where the actor is touted to play a dwarf.

Earlier, Vijay's Thupakki was remade in Hindi as Holiday: A Solider Is Never Off Duty, which was a super-hit at the box office.   

If the reports are true, it would be exciting to see the Dilwale actor in this out-and-out commercial entertainer.

Anushka Sharma, Shahrukh Khan to share screen space for the third time for Imtiyaz Ali's next

The speculation over the female lead in Shah Rukh Khan's film with Imtiaz Ali has been put to rest. The makers have announced that Anushka Sharma has been roped in for the plum role.

The film will mark the third time that Anushka Sharma will share screen space with SRK - after Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi and Jab Tak Hai Jaan. The film will see Shah Rukh play the character of a tour guide. However, details about Anushka's character in the film are still under wraps.

The movie is expected to go on floors by the end of July. A major chunk of the film will be reportedly shot at Budapest, London and Punjab. The feel-good film will chronicle the life of SRK's character as he undergoes a journey of self-discovery.

The music of the film will be composed by Pritam. The Red Chillies Entertainment production will hit the screens in 2017.

Apart from Imtiaz Ali's film, Shah Rukh is also expected to start shooting for his films with Aanand L Rai and Aditya Chopra. The projects will see the superstar play the characters of a little person and a warrior, respectively.

24 years of shahrukh khan: From bollywood's famous villain to the king of romance

He started out as a young boy from Delhi who dreamed of becoming a household name in a country full of superstars. Twenty-four years after he made his debut in Bollywood, Shah Rukh Khan today embodies the rags-to-riches story. His tale of struggle up the ranks, without any big names backing him, is one that is often retold.

It has been 24 years since the release of Shah Rukh Khan's first film Deewana (1992) - where he played a supporting role opposite Rishi Kapoor. What bagged him a role in this star-studded film was his performance on television shows - namely, Fauji andCircus.

While Shah Rukh Khan was first noticed for his performance in Deewana, it wasBaazigar (1993) that established him as a force to be reckoned with. His portrayal of an unstoppable antagonist in the Abbas Mastan-directorial helped him land the role of an obsessed lover in Darr (1993) directed by Yash Chopra - a film where he overshadowed 1990s superstar Sunny Deol.

After Darr and Baazigar, filmmakers flocked to Shah Rukh, offering him roles with shades of grey. Another film which won him an award for the best actor in a negative role was Anjaam (1994).

Interestingly, Bollywood's 'King of Romance' earned his nickname only after Aditya Chopra approached him to play the lead in his debut film, Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge.

His contemporaries and the industry as a whole were shocked at Chopra's choice. Shah Rukh himself was sceptical about taking on the role. Close friends, including Ratan Jain - the producer of Baazigar - warned him not to do a romantic film as the audience would not accept him in such a role.

Aditya Chopra and Yash Chopra somehow convinced Shah Rukh Khan to come on board for the film. The rest as they say, is history.

Alia Bhatt Shares A Group Pic With Shahrukh Khan From The Sets Of Gauri Shinde’s Next!

The bubbly Alia Bhatt, has shared a group picture along with Shahrukh Khan from the sets of Gauri Shinde's next. The picture shows the entire crew chilling on a large bed and Shahrukh Khan, is right in the centre surrounded by the whole team. Alia Bhatt is seen right next to SRK and is giving out a delightful smile. 

Alia Bhatt and Shahrukh Khan, are currently shooting for Gauri Shinde's next and the movie is rumoured to be named as Walk And Talk. Alia Bhatt and SRK were in Goa for the shoot of the movie and are currently shooting in Mumbai.

Shahrukh Khan, will not be romancing Alia Bhatt in Gauri Shinde's next, but would play the role of a 'love guru' who helps Alia Bhatt in certain decisions about her love life. The bubbly Alia Bhatt, would be seen romancing four men in Gauri Shinde's next and the film, will be a one of a kind in Bollywood.

However, not much is revealed about the plot of the movie from the film-makers, and every detail has been kept under wraps. People were first shocked when Gauri Shinde announced the star-cast featuring Shahrukh Khan and Alia Bhatt as its an unconventional pairing. When the trolls started doing the rounds about the jodi, Gauri shinde clarified that SRK will not be romancing Alia.

"All I can say is that the film isn't a typical love story. It's not about a romantic relationship in the usual manner that a man and a woman share. I am happy to have cast her. I am rather very pleased with the casting. It's a different story for sure so you all will get to see it soon." Says Gauri Shinde.

Movies scenes badly Dubbed...20 badly Lip-read Bollywood GIFs

1. When someone promises to return your book.

2. When you’re talking about your BFFs in the most endearing way possible.

3. When bae is flirting with a random good-looking harami on Twitter.

4. When you see a total hottie in an unexpected place.

5. When your dumbass group project members don’t help and you’re dodging a panic attack whilst motivating them.

6. When post-success happiness needs to be expressed eloquently.

7. When baby forgets to floss.

8. When you prove demotivating haters wrong.

9. And politely suggest that they deal with your success.

10. When you’re cheering on a friend because they think their crush is out of their league.

11. When your friend hasn’t prepared for a test, but you have.

12. When your bracelet game is ridiculously on point.

13. When sticking to being fabulous is mandatory, even in contempt.

14. When exposure to fine posteriors demands a reaction.

15. When throwing subtle shade is important but maintaining composure is also important.

16. When you catch your friend on the phone with their dealer.

17. When words alone don’t work and you have to tell someone to bugger off via interpretive dance.

18. Or when you just have to be straightforward about it.

19. When you must generate insults without tainting your flawless charm.

20. When you just have to stick to the beautiful basics.