Shah Rukh Khan, the undisputed ‘King Khan of Bollywood,’ has taken a light-hearted approach to address rumors about his visa rejection in a promotional ad for his new movie “Dunki,” now available on Netflix. In a comedic advertisement shared by Netflix India on their official YouTube channel, SRK is seen entering an embassy office to submit his visa application, leading to a series of humorous exchanges with the visa officer.
In the promotional video, SRK engages in witty banter with the visa officer, showcasing his trademark humor. When asked about proof of return to Mumbai and assets in the city, SRK responds with charm, “Beta, mera ghar sea-facing nahi hai. The sea is Mannat-facing.” The actor, known for his quick wit, plays on his global popularity, claiming to impact every region of the globe.
SRK makes light-hearted jokes about his character’s influence in London, stating that every third person in the city has the name Raj because of his widespread recognition. He humorously declares, “This is the new British-Raj.” Expressing his global impact, SRK also credits his films for South Koreans learning to love, playfully extending love to the wildly successful Korean boy band, BTS.
In a cheeky twist, SRK shares “headlines” suggesting that the Statue of Liberty has started mimicking his famous pose. Despite his efforts to convince the visa officer, his application is ultimately rejected. SRK humorously remarks, “Lagta hai aap logo ke ghar Dunki maar ke ana padega,” referring to the donkey route, an illegal means for migration to other nations.
