Shah Rukh Khan sent Jawan’s co-stars to the hotel at 4am with a car full of bodyguards. Priyamani
- Actress Priyamani reveals Shah Rukh Khan’s gesture of sending co-stars to their hotel with a car full of bodyguards at 4 am, shedding light on the camaraderie and care within the film industry.
Shah Rukh Khan is renowned for treating his co-stars with kindness and consideration. Priyamani remembered a cute Jawan shoot episode.
Ever since they co-starred in the Chennai Express song One, Two, Three, Four, Priyamani has been all over Shah Rukh Khan. She praised her Jawan co-star once more in a recent interview for showing consideration and kindness to his fellow actors.
Shah Rukh is considerate of his co-stars.
Priyamani, in an interview with Galatta Plus, remembered how the team celebrated Jawan director Atlee’s birthday in Chennai until four in the morning. Shah Rukh made sure the women were secure before they left for their hotel.
We were all in Chennai for Atlee sir’s birthday celebration because it was his birthday. This must have happened around three or four in the morning. The girls and I were returning to the motel. He arrived and personally said farewell. He approached the vehicle. And although it was going to be a good 45 to an hour’s drive to the hotel, he actually had a car full of security follow us there. And so he set the automobile to follow. We gave you the all-clear. “No, these are special instructions from Sir,” they replied. We must bid you farewell,” she murmured.
In Jawan, Priyamani portrayed a prisoner and a female member of Shah Rukh Khan’s team, Azad. Shah Rukh played two parts in the movie. He performed as a soldier and a jailer. The movie was an enormous smash and made over ₹1100 crore at the box office globally.
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Since then, Priyamani has acted alongside Yami Gautam in Article 370. She is currently seen as Ajay Devgn’s wife in Maidaan. The film, directed by Amit Sharma of Badhaai Ho fame, follows the team’s coach, Syed Abdul Rahim (Devgn) as he reminisces about the early 1950s and 1960s, when Indian football was at its peak.
Priyamani, who portrayed her character Saira as Rahim’s confidante and emotional support system, is aware of the restricted screen time assigned to her.
“They have a friendship-like bond that is truly infectious between them. The dynamics of the family play a significant role in the narrative. “Everyone (the family members) has a noteworthy role in the movie,” Priyamani stated, adding that she spent fifteen days filming the project.
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