In the first week, Jawan, featuring Shah Rukh Khan, Nayanthara, and Vijay Sethupathi in lead roles, earned a whopping ₹468.9 crore in India. Since its release on September 7, the film has created a massive impact at both the domestic and global box offices. Film industry expert Manobala Vijayabalan reported that Jawan crossed the ₹700 crore mark in global gross earnings within just nine days of its release, making it the fastest Bollywood film to achieve this milestone, following Shah Rukh Khan's earlier film, Pathaan.

The initial releases from this partnership consist of the thriller series "The Railway Men" and the film "Maharaj."

The 1990s witnessed the phenomenon created by Shah Rukh Khan's performance in the song “Chaiyya Chaiyya” from Mani Ratnam’s directorial film “Dil Se”. The iconic dance sequence featuring Shah Rukh Khan and Malaika Arora atop a moving train still holds a special place in everyone's hearts. Even today, this song continues to circulate on various social media platforms.

The top-grossing film across the world might be “The Nun II” now, with $62.7 million, but Shah Rukh Khan's “Jawan” has become the second highest-grossing film.

Shah Rukh Khan is riding high after the blockbuster releases of "Pathaan" and "Jawan". The success of "Jawan", in particular, has been receiving accolades from fellow film stars, with the latest addition being Akshay Kumar. 

"I don't have any competition," Shah Rukh Khan told film critic Rajeev Masand in an earlier interview. This remark remains true today, as his latest film, "Jawan", smashes box office records. 

For Bollywood fans, there are several nostalgic moments throughout the film, and many pop culture references to look out for. From old Hindi songs and iconic SRK films to “Money Heist”, “Shahenshah”, “Ram Lakhan”, and finally, “The Lion King”— it scores big in terms of establishing instant connections with cinephiles.

“A well-made film will always engage audience in theatres—this is a proven fact, and we have also witnessed so during the last two Eid festivals,” said Ferdous.

As Shah Rukh Khan's "Jawan" continues to reign all over Bangladesh, his die-hard fans in Chattogram have tried to prove their undying love for the artiste by booking an entire show of the film at a cinema hall. 

Through a diverse array of characters and compelling stories, the charismatic Shah Rukh Khan captured the hearts of people from various backgrounds and religions across South Asia. But how did he manage to resonate with such a vast and varied fan base?

Shah Rukh Khan's "Jawan" has swept up a storm in theatres. The film which was released on Thursday, has performed exceptionally well both domestically and internationally.

Shah Rukh Khan's latest film “Jawan” is off to a remarkable start at the box office, setting new records in Bollywood. The much-anticipated movie, directed by Atlee, made its theatrical debut on September 7 and emerged as the highest-grossing Bollywood opener in history.

Bollywood's Shah Rukh Khan starrer "Jawan" made its debut in Bangladesh on September 7, coinciding with its global release date. This marked a significant milestone as it was the first time since Bangladesh's independence that a Hindi-language movie premiered in the country simultaneously with its worldwide release.

While fans eagerly fill cinema halls to watch the Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan's "Jawan", the film itself has fallen victim to piracy.

Here are 5 times Shah Rukh Khan told us how to love, and do it right.

"We aim to demonstrate to our favourite actor that he has a substantial fan base in Bangladesh,” said the admin of True SRKian BD, Mehedi Hassan as the group eagerly waits for "Jawan" premiere in Bangladesh.

"Gadar 2", the sequel of "Gadar: Ek Prem Katha", revolves around Tara Singh's journey to Pakistan to rescue his son. The film tugged at the heartstrings of audiences by narrating a story of love, sacrifice, and nationalism.

Mushfiqur Rahman Gulzar, the director of the film "Dushshahoshi Khoka", decided to postpone the release of his film on September 8 due to the potential release of Shah Rukh Khan's "Jawan" in Bangladeshi theatres on the same day. 

Earlier, when Shah Rukh Khan's film "Pathaan" saw release in Bangladesh in May, a group of directors had vehemently opposed its screening, citing concerns about the potential detriment to the local film industry.

The trailer of Shah Rukh Khan's much-awaited film "Jawan" is out. The King Khan is seen hijacking trains and fighting to save the country in Atlee's film.