Shah Rukh Khan’s Films Grand Vijayadashami Scene for King

Shah Rukh Khan’s King features an epic Vijayadashami shoot

The Vijayadashami Spectacle

The crew pulled together a gigantic recreation of a Vijayadashami procession. Think hundreds of background artists, a marching band of drums, and the kind of street‑level energy you’d see on an immersion day.

The father‑daughter duo weaved through the chaos, and Suhana even threw in a few stunts—so you can tell her role isn’t just a cameo.

All of this was wrapped up in an eight‑day schedule that the Times of India called a “grand Vijayadashami celebration sequence.”

Mid‑Day added that the set looked like a city block turned into a festival ground, complete with firecrackers, streamers, and a sea of vibrant fabrics.

Who’s Who in King

Directed by Siddharth Anand—the same mind behind Pathaan—the film marks Suhana Khan’s first big‑screen appearance alongside her dad. The roster reads like a Bollywood who’s‑who:

• Deepika Padukone
• Abhishek Bachchan
• Arshad Warsi
• Anil Kapoor
• Jackie Shroff
• Rani Mukerji
• Jaideep Ahlawat
• Saurabh Shukla
• Raghav Juyal
• Abhay Verma

Music will be brewed by Sachin Sanghvi, Jigar Saraiya, and Anirudh Ravichander.

Originally, Sujoy Ghosh was slated to direct, but the project eventually landed in Siddharth’s hands, giving the film a high‑octane, action‑ready vibe.

A Possible Rajinikanth Cameo

On the side, there’s chatter that Shah Rukh might pop up in Nelson Dilipkumar’s Jailer 2—the Rajinikanth sequel.

If the rumors hold, he’ll join the final shoot for a week‑long stint, possibly sharing screen space with the “Tiger” again after their 2011 Ra.One cameo‑duet. Fans are already buzzing.

Takeaway: The massive Vijayadashami set isn’t just eye‑candy; it signals that King is aiming for an all‑out spectacle that blends family drama, action, and a festival’s pure joy—all under one roof.

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