Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol celebrate 10 years of ‘My Name is Khan’

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Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol celebrate 10 years of ‘My Name is Khan’

The Bollywood film, directed by Karan Johar, had its world premiere in Abu Dhabi

Published: February 13, 2020 14:26 ANI

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1.780178-3469040951 — Shah Rukh Khan celebrated the 10-year anniversary of ‘My Name is Khan’ by sharing throwback pictures along with director Karan Johar and co-star Kajol. The 54-year-old actor took to Twitter and shared the pictures of the trio from the sets of the film. “Thank u @karanjohar & @kajol for making arguably the finest film of our careers. The only film I needed to see everyday pics to know if I have the expressions right! Here’s some of them...” Image Credit: Supplied picture

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My Name is Khan — In the first picture, Khan is seen wearing a knee-length dress along with sneakers, while in the second picture he is seen dressed in black along with Johar and Kajol posing for the click. He also shared his picture with Kajol from the movie. Image Credit: Twitter.com/IamSRK

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1.1353165-668951858 — “This will always remain an extremely special film for me.... a film that not only had relevant messaging but also (in my opinion) a beating heart!,” posted Johar on Twitter Image Credit: IANS

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1.592981-454068997 — The film narrates the story of Rizwan Khan and follows his epic journey to meet the President of the United States. Image Credit: Supplied

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1.582436-1509774796 — The film, incidentally, had its world premiere in Abu Dhabi. Image Credit: Reuters

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