Bollywood King Khan Shah Rukh Khan is all set for an impressive return as Don but this time not in Don 3 directed by Farhan Akhtar.

So yeah, it’s exciting news for SRK fans.

King is all set for the grey character in the new film ‘King’ alongside her daughter Suhana Khan.

SRK will showcase his enigmatic charm as a powerful crime boss according to the latest reports.

The film has been produced by Siddharth Anand and Gauri Khan‘s Red Chillies Entertainment and it is created with great care to highlight Shahrukh Khan’s signature style, attitude as well and swag. He will don long hair and stubble that would surely remind fans of the Don franchise of something they have seen before.

A source told Pinkvilla, “Shah Rukh Khan is making films for the audience and is well aware of their urge to see him in shades of grey. King is his passion project and he has been meticulously working on all aspects of the project with Siddharth Anand and Sujoy Ghosh. They have collectively carved a very cool full attitude and swag character with shades of grey for SRK in King.”

 

 

 

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Fans are eagerly awaiting for him to take over the silver screen as an anti-hero again.

Let’s revisit the times Shah Rukh went dark in his films.

Baazigar (1993)

Remember the time Shah Rukh Khan dropped jaws as Ajay Sharma/Vicky Malhotra? He played the role of a man out to avenge his family, no holds barred. Love, money, and fame meant nothing to him. His sole focus was to punish the man who wronged him and his loved ones.

Darr (1993)

The same year, SRK went on to create a new milestone in his career when he portrayed the character of a stalker. He is known as the king of romance but seeing him play the role of an obsessive lover was refreshing proof of his versatility as an actor.

Anjaam (1994)

After leaving us in awe with his performance in Darr, Shah Rukh once again played the role of an obsessive lover in this psychological thriller. But his character in Anjaam, a much darker film, was very different because he portrayed an out-and-out unapologetic villain this time.

Don (2006)

This is undoubtedly one of SRK’s most iconic characters of all time. Don was stylish, suave, and badass but also a ruthless criminal and the master of a drug cartel. What won hearts was how beautifully Khan played the innocent Vijay all along, until it was revealed that he was Don who faked his death.

Don 2 (2011)

Five years later, Shah Rukh reprised his character in the sequel of Don and won us over yet again. This time he made us believe that Don turned over a new leaf after he worked with the police. But alas, he was never a hero and we got proof once again in the end.