Shah Rukh Khan becomes first Indian male actor to walk the MET Gala red carpet; introduces himself to foreign media

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In a moment that electrified fans across the globe, Bollywood megastar Shah Rukh Khan made a historic debut at the MET Gala, becoming the first Indian male actor to grace the iconic red carpet. The 2025 MET Gala, themed “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” with the dress code “Tailored for You,” saw SRK make a striking entrance in an outfit designed by renowned Indian couturier Sabyasachi. As the superstar walked the red carpet, a moment that instantly went viral unfolded when a journalist asked him to introduce himself. With characteristic charm and wit, Khan replied, “Hi, I’m Shah Rukh,” prompting a wave of loud cheers from adoring fans in the background. The simplicity of his response, coupled with his legendary presence, captured the hearts of onlookers and fans worldwide. We have a little interview! “I’m Shah Rukh…” ???? Like what he says about the event ????✨ pic.twitter.com/eu5qSKjNPp — SRK_x10 ???? Lady Rathore ???????? (@010_srk) May 5, 2025 SRK’s ensemble was a powerful b...
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Ahead of Love Sex Aur Dhokha 2 teaser release, Dibakar Banerjee drops disclaimer, watch

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Love Sex Aur Dhokha is among such films that is explicitly bold and appealing. While the makers brought an immensely intriguing film with the concept of love in the times of the camera, now they are coming up with its sequel, Love Sex Aur Dhokha 2 that will tap yet another relatable subject of love in the times of the Internet. As much as the first part was very bold yet sensitive, the sequel is surely going to raise the bar a notch higher, and director Dibakar Banerjee is pretty confident about the same, so he has a disclaimer for the audience ahead of the teaser drop.

Director of Love Sex Aur Dhokha 2, Dibakar Banerjee is going to bring absolutely sensitive and shocking content that should be watched considering the personal concerns of an individual in today’s Digital age. Since the film caters especially to the youth of this generation, it will throw light on some realities that might be hard to digest. He also elaborated that Love Sex Aur Dhokha was about how people in those times, were too shy to be in front of the camera but today's generation is more exposed to it and is more camera-friendly.

The makers shared the video of the director Dibakar Banerjee and jotted down the caption, "This is a warning about the content of our next video for LSD2. While it will take a stark look at today’s generation, unfortunately, to keep the authenticity of the film intact, some shots might shock and revolt audiences. LSD 2 will be dark and delicious! Like every uncomfortable truth, it’s a bitter pill to swallow! LSD2 ka pehla dose, aa raha hain 1st April ko, and it’s NOT a joke!"

 

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Balaji Motion Pictures, a division of Balaji Telefilms and Cult Movies Present a Dibakar Banerjee Production, Love Sex aur Dhokha 2, produced by Ektaa R Kapoor and Shobha Kapoor. The film is directed by Dibakar Banerjee. The film will be released on April 19, 2024.

Also Read: 14 years of Love Sex Aur Dhokha: Dibakar Banerjee says, “It was a bold step”



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