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Megastar Shah Rukh Khan completes 30 glorious years in the Indian film industry today as Deewana, which marked his debut on celluloid, released on 25th June 1992. Yash Raj Films celebrated this special moment in cinema and his incredible journey by unveiling SRK's intensely guarded look from Pathaan through a motion poster! This move caught everyone by surprise because no one was prepared for this huge reveal and it created frenzy on the internet! Talking about this beautiful celebration of SRK on his special day, director Siddharth Anand explains, "30 years of Shah Rukh Khan is a cinematic moment in itself in the history of Indian cinema and we wanted to celebrate it with his millions and millions of fans globally. Today is Shah Rukh Khan day and we need to tell the world that. This is Team Pathaan's way of saying thank you to Shah Rukh for the countless memories and smiles that he has given all of us in his incredible journey in cinema." He adds, "Shah … [Read more...] about Pathaan: Shah Rukh Khan Is A Man On A Mission In The First Motion Poster Of The Film

Rating: 2.5 /5 Star Cast: Vikrant Massey, Radhika Apte, Prachi Desai, Rohit Roy, Subrata Dutta Director: Vishal Furia "Johnny, johnny. Yes, darling? Bahut oh gaya timepass. Oh really?" This exchange of dialogues between forensic officer Johnny Khanna (Vikrant Massey) and sub-police Inspector Megha Sharma (Radhika Apte) in the middle of a car chase sequence perfectly sums up your feelings when director Vishal Furia tries to infuse forced light-hearted moments in his narrative which is supposed to make your blood turn cold. Available On: ZEE5 What's Yay: A few thrilling moments What's Nay: Unnecessary romantic track, bizarre third act Story Forensic begins on a creepy note where a birthday celebration is followed by the reveal of an abusive parent. The disturbed kid drowns a cat in a drum filled with water and tiptoes to a room with a sinister motive. The next sequence introduces us to forensic officer Johnny Khanna … [Read more...] about Forensic Movie Review: Vikrant Massey-Radhika Apte’s Whodunit Thriller Fails To Leave A Mark