‘Eyes have it’: Shah Rukh Khan tweets picture collage of his father, two sons

Shah Rukh Khan's like father like son moment.

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hah Rukh Khan took to Twitter to share a black and white collage which has his father Taj Mohammed Khan, elder son Aryan Khan and lil’s one AbRam in it.

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan took to Twitter to share a black and white collage which has his father Taj Mohammed Khan, elder son Aryan Khan and lil’s one AbRam in it. The actor captioned the image as: The eyes r full of language…trying to read what each one is saying…

SRK time and again talk about the eyes that his kids have inherited from him. This time the actor also mentioned his father’s eyes.

This image is a gift from a member of SRK’s fan club who thanked him. Shah Rukh, in reply, mentioned: Thank you. It’s very special to me.

Thank you. It’s very special to me. https://t.co/Xsee4VcKlE

— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) June 7, 2016

Earlier, the actor had shared an image saying: My babies have eyes like mine. Makes me feel the past, present & future r the same. Now 2 get a soul like theirs….

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SRK who has kept us posted about AbRam’s day-to-day activities, also shared another image. He captioned it as: Munching luncheon with munchkin.

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