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SRK Trolls Madhuri Dixit-Varun Dhawan's Devdas Dubsmash In His Own Way

Darpan News Desk IANS, 13 Jul, 2016 12:36 PM
  • SRK Trolls Madhuri Dixit-Varun Dhawan's Devdas Dubsmash In His Own Way
It seems SRK’s Dilwale co-star is a fan of the Sanjay Leela Bhansali film too. As Shah Rukh took to social media to share messages about the film, Madhuri and Varun Dhawan got together to show their love via Dubsmash.
 
Varun and Madhuri were together on the sets of So You Think You Can Dance, where the actor was promoting his next, Dishoom. But what made the video real special was how SRK trolled it in his own way.
 
On this cute video, SRK had an epic response. Madhuri plays the role of Chandramukhi in the film but in the video she is seen lip-syncing Devdas’ dialogue. To this, Devdas Shah Rukh Khan wrote: “Chandru this is DhawanDas not DevDas! 2nd he doesn’t drink, 2 health conscious. & wot happened to ur voice Chandru.”

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