'Zero' starring Shah Rukh Khan, Katrina Kiaf and Anushka Sharma is slated to release on December 21
The undisputed Baadshah of Bollywood, Shah Rukh Khan, rang his 53rd birthday on November 2 with double celebration.
The actor on the occasion of his special, during a grand event, released the trailer of his upcoming film Zero.
Even though, everyone had a fair inkling how how Shah Rukh will look in the film, thanks to the posters and teaser that were earlioer dropped, nobody was aware about what the film has in store for the audience and SRK fans.
After the trailer was released, fans and followers of the star were amazed to see his performance.
The clip garnered love and appreciation from all corners and the film is said to set many benchmarks.
However, the director of the film Aanand L Rai felt that the trailer's acid test was Shah Rukh Khan's son AbRam's reaction.
While speaking to Telegraph, Shah Rukh was asked what AbRam thought about the trailer of Zero.
On this the actor said, "Maine AbRam ko poochha tha. (Speaking to Aanand L Rai seating next to him) Just pretend you are Shah Rukh and I am AbRam and now ask me how
did I like the trailer…" Rai does as directed and SRK answers, "‘Too good… too good’. He doesn’t have time for anything!"
When asked if AbRam always reacts in that manner, SRK said, "I don’t know! I assume that at age five, you become a little sensible and so this will be my first film that could probably appeal to him. (Jab) Harry Met Sejal was a little adult for a kid and Fan was probably scary for him… he was just three then. So maybe Zero will be the first film of mine that he will like or dislike. Someone asked me if AbRam thinks that Bauua is him, but I don’t think he thinks like that."
Zero also stars Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma and is slated to release on December 21.
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