For three decades, Shak Rukh Khan has captivated the world stage on screen. Known as King Khan and the Baadshah of Bollywood, this prolific actor has built an impressive cinematic career – and he's far from finished.
To mark his 60th birthday, we are thrilled to present the Shah Rukh Khan Season, exclusively at Cineworld. We’ve curated seven of his greatest films from a catalogue of nearly 100 titles. Whether you're drawn to a dreamy romance or a high-octane action-adventure, join us in the theatre to witness the undeniable craft and charisma of a true legend. Take a look at the spectacular lineup and secure your seat for a celebration worthy of the King.
Om Shanti Om, 2007 (31st October)
A story of revenge and unrequited love, Om Shanti Om is an enchanting fantasy romance. The story follows Om Prakash Makhija (Khan), a 1970s actor who dies in suspicious circumstances on set involving his crush and washed-up has-been, Shanti Priya. Thirty years later, both are reborn in a new millennium as superstar Om Kapoor, seeking payback on the perpetrator: Shanti's husband and powerful producer, Mukesh Mehra. Expect betrayal, a beautiful soundtrack and heaps of drama.
Chennai Express, 2013 (31st October)
Shah Rukh Khan stars as Rahul Mithaiwala, a Mumbai bachelor whose simple plan to scatter his grandfather's ashes down south is completely derailed. He boards the fateful Chennai Express, where he encounters the beautiful Meenamma, the daughter of a powerful mafia don who is fleeing a forced marriage to a ruthless gangster. As he becomes entangled in her drama, his feelings start to develop. This chaotic, comedy-action chase across South India is the perfect spectacle for the big screen.
Jawan, 2023 (31st October)
Driven by a searing personal vendetta, a disillusioned prison warden recruits his inmates to execute outrageous crimes – all to expose a society choked by corruption and injustice. When he crosses paths with a dedicated veteran officer, her sense of duty is tested as she becomes entangled in this dangerous battle. To confront his past, he must unleash every ounce of his firepower and strategic cunning. This full-throttle action-thriller proves why Shah Rukh Khan is, and always will be, the King of Bollywood.
Main Hoon Na On, 2004 (31st October)
When an army major is sent on a covert assignment posed as a student, his mission is both professional and personal. He must protect his general’s daughter from a dangerous militant, and to be reunited with his estranged half-brother to reconcile with his family. Main Hoon Na On is an action-packed comedy flick has something for everyone.
Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa, 1993 (31st October)
How far would you dare to go for love and a dream? Meet Sunil, a charming but aimless young man with a soul set on music – a passion that puts him at odds with his disapproving father. Sunil’s heart truly belongs to Anna, the beautiful lead singer of his band, but her affection for him is platonic. Full of whimsical charm, genuine laughs, and a memorable soundtrack, Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa is a delightful journey of an underdog chasing an impossible double dream.
Dil Se.., 1998 (31st October)
Journalist Amar (Shah Rukh Khan) is instantly captivated by a mysterious woman he encounters on assignment, a fleeting connection that leaves a lasting scar when she refuses his advances. Years later, just as Amar prepares to settle down with a different woman, the elusive stranger reappears on his doorstep, desperate for help. A tale of obsession set against a backdrop of political unrest.
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