Shah Rukh Khan’s Fan Watches 'Jawan' on Ventilator, Video Goes Viral

Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Jawan’ made its grand debut in theaters on September 7. The film attracted massive crowds as eager moviegoers rushed to catch the 6 a.m. screenings. The love that the movie is receiving is proof of SRK’s fan following. It always remains unparalleled. Now, a video which has surfaced on social media platform ‘X’ features physically challenged man named Anees Farooqi, watching the film while on a ventilator.

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The video showed Anees watching a scene with SRK and Vijay Sethupathi, who played the main antagonist in the movie. A social media influencer named Rohit Gupta has shared the heartwarming video. “IMMENSE RESPECT: Anees farooqi , a physically challenged guy visits to watch #Jawan on Ventilator.. Proud to be a @iamsrk fan..”

Here, have a look at the viral video:

Since being uploaded, the video has garnered over 100K views. “Great Boss !!! Salute % Respect !!!! May Allah bless you with Health and Happy Life !!!! Salute to your Love & Efforts !!!” commented an ‘X’ user. Another person wrote, “Hope he is fine soon God bless.” While many gave their blessings, users also pointed out that he could have simply watched the movie at home.

Meanwhile, earlier, Instagram, user @makeupbysaharrashid posted a video where she initially expressed her enthusiasm for finally watching an SRK movie after years. However, she did not know that they would be pranked by the Vue Cinema on the very first day, first show. She was made to watch the second-half first that abruptly ended at the interval. This left them wondering how a movie could continue after the villain’s demise. However, later they discovered it was a cinema’s mistake.

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She also showed people queuing up to get their refunds. According to the poster, they did receive their refunds and were given complimentary tickets as compensation.